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Representatives Matt Gaetz, Jim Jordan, Mark Meadows, and others hold a press conference "calling for investigation on the FBI's treatment of Hillary Clinton."
originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: SlapMonkey
Yeah I try and give the benefit of the doubt and argue points to.
And I am met with lies about previous conversations, claims that I am a drunk, and other nonsense.
I will discuss any points people want to make, but I am tired of trying to have a conversation with these particular tactics.
Glad I am not the only one who sees it.
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: shawmanfromny
Nothing more than sour grapes and bowing down to the conspiracy theorists, which has become SOP for the Right Wing/GOP.
Benghazi.
Emails.
Uranium 1.
All have been looked at and no wrongdoing found of Hillary and friends. In the case of U1, there was no reason to suggest there was wrongdoing by Hillary.
That being the case, now people are creating conspiracies about the FBI itself. They didn't find anything on the Right Wing political opponents, so they say they must be corrupt.
At least we can say the Right Wing is open and honest about their nutty conspiracies. There is no shame in their game.
You are lying again. Post what you are referncing or admit you are a liar.
Here is the source on mills and huma lying.
Mmmm...basil.
No, there is no logical fallacy associate with pointing out that there are more people who believe that Hillary needs investigated better or more thoroughly when you claim/strongly imply that it's just "the Right Wing."
No, if you're implying that the logical fallacy is "appeal to authority," you're wrong, as I'm not using that to try and persuade you, I'm just telling you that I work with professionals in the same field at the same level as those who have semi-investigated Clinton, and without fail, they recognize that the investigations have been half-assed or cut short. And with my legal background, I understand how to research laws, interpret their verbiage, and research precedent in the same manner as prosecutors, defenders, and judges.
That's not a logical fallacy, that's called consulting with experts and drawing on my own professional skills to come to a conclusion. If only other people would/could do the same...
No, they need to further or re-investigate these topics because the original attempts fell far short of professional obligations, standards, and thoroughness. But, like I already noted, believe what you want to believe. Why I continue to try and approach any of your arguments with rational discussion is beyond me--thinking that you'll actually accept ANYTHING that anyone says in contradiction to your own opinion is the logical fallacy that I'm employing here.
I'll definitely stop doing that one--I'll cite Einstein's definition of insanity as my motivator.
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: Grambler
You are lying again. Post what you are referncing or admit you are a liar.
Sure: www.abovetopsecret.com...
That is the thread.
Specifically, you made an absurd claim regarding Hillary and her server, saying it was a new low for me, yet I never said anything close to or even hinting at what you had stated. I was talking about intent with classified information, and so were you (refer to the comment I responded to in that thread) and you tried to strawman me with a discussion about intent with her server's physical location.
Comedy in it's finest. It only took you one post to pull out a deflection to a point literally no one had made.
Here is the source on mills and huma lying.
Thanks. I am about to walk in to a shareholders meeting.
Will look after I get the time.
originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: SlapMonkey
Yeah I try and give the benefit of the doubt and argue points to.
And I am met with lies about previous conversations, claims that I am a drunk, and other nonsense.
I will discuss any points people want to make, but I am tired of trying to have a conversation with these particular tactics.
Glad I am not the only one who sees it.
originally posted by: butcherguy
originally posted by: MOMof3
Maybe my English no so good.
I thought I heard them call for the investigation into the abuses of the FBI.
Lol. Godz Gunz Girlz Party.
Republicans have no stranglehold on the 'Girlz' as a party.
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: shawmanfromny
Nothing more than sour grapes and bowing down to the conspiracy theorists, which has become SOP for the Right Wing/GOP.
Benghazi.
Emails.
Uranium 1.
All have been looked at and no wrongdoing found of Hillary and friends. In the case of U1, there was no reason to suggest there was wrongdoing by Hillary.
That being the case, now people are creating conspiracies about the FBI itself. They didn't find anything on the Right Wing political opponents, so they say they must be corrupt.
At least we can say the Right Wing is open and honest about their nutty conspiracies. There is no shame in their game.
originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: shawmanfromny
Representatives Matt Gaetz, Jim Jordan, Mark Meadows, and others hold a press conference "calling for investigation on the FBI's treatment of Hillary Clinton."
What agency will investigate the FBI....all 3 letters are in cahoots and protect their bros. The DOJ isn't interested in re investigating Hillary... they have bigger fish to fry...believe me!
It's just pandering by the representatives, they are giving their base just what they want to hear.
Hillary lost, Obamas gone...deal with it.
originally posted by: AndyFromMichigan
So, who would we name to investigate the FBI? I'm thinking it needs to be someone with no connection to the agency. No former FBI chiefs or any of that bull#. Someone from the military? Perhaps the police chief from a major city?
On April 20, 2017, one week after the Nangarhar airstrike, Mattis told reporters that the U.S. would not conduct a damage assessment "in terms of the number of people killed" in Afghanistan.[95] Mattis traveled to Afghanistan days later and met with government officials, Mattis explaining the purpose of the trip was allowing him to state his recommendations for the US's strategy in the country.[96] On June 13, Mattis said U.S. forces were "not winning" in Afghanistan and the administration would develop a new strategy by "mid-July" while speaking to the United States Senate Committee on Armed Services.[97] On June 27, Mattis told reporters that he was creating a conflict-ending strategy for Afghanistan that would also "remove the danger to the Afghan people and to us and to all the nations that have been attacked by terrorist groups out of that region".[98] On June 29, Mattis stated that the Obama administration "may have pulled our troops out too rapidly" and he intended to submit a new Afghanistan strategy to President Trump upon his return to Washington
Ultimately, it is up to the people of Afghanistan to take ownership of their future, to govern their society, and to achieve an everlasting peace. We are a partner and a friend, but we will not dictate to the Afghan people how to live, or how to govern their own complex society. We are not nation-building again. We are killing terrorists.