I know it must be difficult for you to lose arguments to me on a consistent basis
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Doesn't like like you do much of anything consistantly. Either -
1. you're hiding behind a ghost name
2. you're amusing yourself with delusions
3. you're simply mistaken
especially in light of your "superiority complex" because you're from New York City instead of the backwards South, but must you resort to name calling and attempts to anger me into a confrontation?
First, I'm not from New York City, although I worked there for a few years and am rather familiar with Manhattan. I don't consider the South to be "backwards", rather I consider it to be slower, slower in many respects.
Second, I thought I clearly explained this to you - "I'll address your assinine questions tomorrow - I have some freelance work to wrap up". If you can't digest the meaning, I'll be more than happy to reword it for you - I have work to do, so let's debate this more specifically tomorrow.
well, being that we both know you are the computer administrator of this site, it would be very easy for you to find me since you obviously know me and my locale.
I'm not the computer administrator for this site or any other. I'm 'merely' a software developer. It's a dicipline based much, but not completely, upon patterns, set theory and state.
But, on the off chance that you were trying to make the ridiculous argument that I'm not qualified to be "pro-war" because I'm not in the military, that is downright laughable. Using your rationale, only current or former veterans would be able to vote in favor of military action. That would mean that we'd have to disqualify past US Presidents like Abraham Lincoln, FDR, etc...right?
Using "my rationale"? Again, for the third time in as many paragraphs you are mistaken. "My rationale" is that this is an unjust and illegal war. Millions of protestors apparently have the same "rationale", so maybe you should open your eyes to the opposing view. You might not agree, but you might learn a thing or two about reasoning.
So, just to give you so more food for thought, my background is that I am ultra-conservative, both fiscally and ethically. Kind of distorts that "stupid liberal" stereotype that some of the right wingers like to toss around in the face of dissent?