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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #1 on: September 11, 2015, 08:59:18 AM »
O'Reilly is a simplistic asshole that knows nothing besides shooting off his mouth.
 If it were not for Fox, he;d be out of work. No one else would hire such a fool.
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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #2 on: September 11, 2015, 10:04:17 AM »
LOL.....you were warned.  We can always count on you to reinforce the the point being made by demonstrating anything and everything to avoid refuting his talking points, and instead, your standard litany of derogatory insults.  Bravo
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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #3 on: September 11, 2015, 12:39:33 PM »
The Iran deal is better than the alternative, which is no deal at all.
I have never read anything by the stupid O'Reilly that made any sense at all, so I am not going to waste my time reading it, just as I do not stop to sniff every turd that a dog poops out   in the street.

O;Reilly is King of the Simpletons.
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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #4 on: September 11, 2015, 01:45:17 PM »
In reality, NO Deal meant the previous deal & SANCTIONS remained in place...in other words, no deal was better than the present "deal"

The present "deal" provides both $$$$$ & Credibility to any nuclear program, that wouldn't have occured under the above NO deal scenario

The present "deal" broke EVERY ONE of the pledges that Obama made as far as what was required for Iran to adhere to

The present "deal" was was NOT supported by either Congress OR the American people, and now puts into motion, imminent war in the region, sooner than later

The fact you demonstrate an insidious inability to debate and refute the points being made, only to launch into repetative grammar school insults & irationalizations as to why you can't, is all anyone needs to read to see how much more valid the original point being made was.

Not to mention, there was nothing to "read" in the link provided.  You didn't even bother to look.  You saw O-Reilly, and just automatically dismissed whatever it was.  So, when he talks about how he supports the minimum wage hikes, we should just dismiss him out of hand, right??

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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #5 on: September 11, 2015, 03:38:51 PM »
I have no obligation to read the crap you ratbag rightwingers post. It is like requiring me to sniff every turn on the trail.
Coulter, Hannity and Limbaugh are also turds on the trail I do not deign to sniff.

I usually read CU4's and sir's nonsense only because very occasionally it is somewhat more originaln the usual rightwing drivel: think of turds carrying tiny umbrellas or wearing  beanies.

It is nearly all garbage, and in the case of O'Reilly, it is never anything even remotely worth the bother.

Raising the minimum wage is so obvioulsy what should be done that it matters not whether O'Reailly supports it or not.
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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #6 on: September 11, 2015, 04:47:34 PM »
Except for the massive negaitve impact it would have on our economy, that's already arguably the worst recovery from every other previous downturn we've had in this country.  I've lost count of how many millions are simply no longer even looking for a job...highest on record.  Point being the "drivel" we post apparently can't even be bothered to be refuted by the likes of you.  How convenient
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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #7 on: September 11, 2015, 09:12:21 PM »
O'Riley is very sure of himself but I think he is wrong now and then.

   He is wrong about the miniwage and he was wrong about gas prices.

       But when he is right , he is right by dint of research and consideration, he isn't relying on instinct.

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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #8 on: September 11, 2015, 09:59:13 PM »
Exactly.   For those that just want to dismiss him without even examining his conclusions,  merely demonstrate how weak their position must be
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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #9 on: September 12, 2015, 10:11:33 AM »
If were to totally destroy O'Reilly's arguments, no one would know except the few people that read what I wrote, and you would claim that I was entirely wrong, wrong, wrong.

So why bother?  It makes no difference. Why waste my time? It is like talking to a deaf mute or a cat.
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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #10 on: September 12, 2015, 10:41:18 AM »
You wouldn't because you can't.  You've pulled that lame ass excuse countless times..."I'd refute it, but no one would pay attention", or no one would care, or a waste of time, or whatever.  How convenient in this, a debate forum, where you're apparently above the need to debate your position, or debunk someone else's.  And how unfortunate the idea that a visitor might be passing thru, taking a view into this, a debate forum, and being a left leaning moderate, potentially poised to more actively support liberal causes, but witnesses your repetitive transparent inability to support that side of the argument or debunk something posted by the likes of me.  Just your say so

You see, the difference between you & I, in this, a debate forum, outside of an exponential higher level of objectivity from my standpoint, is that when you're wrong, its pointed out how, where, and why.  You back up nothing, but simply more because you said so.  This debate forum isn't just me.  You could pretend you're trying to debate Plane, who is far superior to me in objectivity and tolerance.  But that would require effort....and you're more likely to be demonstrated how erroneous your position is by a far more objective bystander in him....which I guess is why you have to try and use me as your go-to demonstration of how utterly void your positions find themselves.  The problem is, it doesn't change the fact, how all you've got going in trying to refute what O'Reilly concluded is your insults & intellectual laziness.  Pity
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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #11 on: September 12, 2015, 10:53:09 AM »
I am not going to read O'Reilly's drivel.

It is like asking me to sniff a turd.
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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #12 on: September 12, 2015, 12:17:38 PM »
And yet you read our drivel daily.  Hypocrisy?  Skipped over the part, yet again, that there was nothing to read either, in the link provided.  You could have given your eyes a rest from something so apparently nasty & damaging to the senses, and simply exercised a few neurons

The only "turd" here is you expanding all this energy, in giving all these ridiculous excuses at what you just can't be bothered with, in front of all to see, when you could have used half as much energy trying to refute the point(s) O'Reilly had made
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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #13 on: September 13, 2015, 12:28:17 AM »
If were to totally destroy O'Reilly's arguments, no one would know except the few people that read what I wrote, and you would claim that I was entirely wrong, wrong, wrong.

So why bother?  It makes no difference. Why waste my time? It is like talking to a deaf mute or a cat.

  This is actually a good question.

   Why do I want to read stuff I totally disagree with?

     Do I enjoy the interaction with persons and the process so much that I am content with the argument by itself ?

    Yes , I guess I am.

     Of course I am certain I am right , and aware that some people do not think so.

      I don't want my circle to exclude everyone that can't understand how right I am.
   
       Too small a circle , and I would never learn anything new.

     Argument without conclusion is a fruitful thing even though the fruit is never persuading someone to reverse themselves, that might be the nominal purpose but it isn't the fruit that tree bears very often , what you do get plenty of is an insight to a Point of View that you would not find by yourself.
       
      It might be nice to actually persuade someone out of the rut that contained their thinking.

        But I better be ready with a better rut to offer in that rare event.

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Re: O'Reilly nails it on the Iran "deal"
« Reply #14 on: September 13, 2015, 03:19:19 AM »
xkcd

pretty good