Re: L&I Re: Thomas was polygraph

[Jackie Fellows]

Jackie Fellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:




[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> Hi Jackie,
>
> I don't always bother acknowledging epistemological arguments about the
> nature of truth when stating facts.

Now this sentence is great--truth and facts in the same breath.  The fact is:
Thomas was not convicted of perjury therefore he can not be called a perjuror except
by silly people who think because a word may be similar it is the same thing.  Your
belief and your right to say that you believe he is a perjuror is fine.  I hope you
don't call him a perjuror in the wrong place though or you might be facing a little
problem.

> I will admit we cannot fully know the
> earth is round, that Al Capone was a racketeer and that Clarence Thomas is a
> perjurer.  Sometimes close is good enough.

I believe there is empirical evidence that the earth is more round than flat and I
believe Capone was convicted of a crime and there are also I believe facts that show
him to be a racketeer.  Clarence Thomas does not fit into this category--there are
no facts to support this, only your belief based on the fact he wouldn't take a lie
detector and Anita did.

>
>
> Your modesty is enchanting but your flawless performance on the test has to
> be acknowledged by your admission you read it

LOL--I never said I read it, merely that I flunked it.  : ).  So again you made a
subjective decision.

> .  We know this with Cartesian
> certainty because it is obvious you think despite your efforts to obscure
> that fact.

ROTF!!  That is about as impressive as you know what.  jackief

>
>
> >Jackie Fellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> >
> >Terry
> >
> >I really don't know where you are coming from--I said I believed--not that he
> >was--but that I believed was a liar.  Nowhere did I acknowledge or say he was a
> >perjuror.  Yes you are free to say any ole thing you want, but when you are
> >discussing something to provide evidence for your view, you don't state as
> a fact
> >that the man was a perjuror.  In a discussion like this, perjuror has a whole
> >different meaning.
> >
> >LOL--that is why I flunked your test--the decision on whether I passed or
> not was
> >yours to make--purely a subjective decision, I would say.  But I believed I
> flunked,
> >therefore because I believed that was the truth, I am telling the truth
> when I say I
> >flunked.  Sorry a score of -0.
> >
> >jackief
> >
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >>
> >> Hi Jackie,
> >>
> >> There is nothing in our tradition or Constitution that requires that we not
> >> speak plainly.  If I choose to call Al Capone a racketeer, Andrew Cunanan a
> >> serial murderer, Clarence Thomas a perjurer, Bill Clinton an adulterer it is
> >> idiocy to claim I am doing something wrong because they were never tried and
> >> convicted of these things.  A perjurer is a felon who lies under oath about
> >> a material matter.  Justice Thomas did that as you acknowledge. Why should
> >> we not speak plainly?  If he feels he is grievously wronged he can sue.
> >>
> >> How would you know you flunked the test if you did not know the answers?  I
> >> congratulate you on 100%.
> >>
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> >> >--
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> >> >that even dreams are colored by your perspective
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> >> Best,     Terry
> >>
> >> "Lawyer - one trained to circumvent the law"  - The Devil's Dictionary
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> Best,     Terry
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