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ORIGINAL: kittinSol

So there, that'll tell him.

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ORIGINAL: kittinSol

What a stupid thing to say. Typically conservative, perhaps? Do you find comfort in mudslinging?

Seriously .

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ORIGINAL: Alumbrado

Cheerleading like ServantHeart's illustrates the sad part of dealing with people who treat reality as a mere inconvenience, and mis-information as a ticket to petty power... they can persuade those followers who sooner or later will think its OK to toss a bomb, or a lynch rope, because after all, it's one of 'them'.

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ORIGINAL: Alumbrado

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Alumbrado, I'm still waiting to hear which police agency you worked for where you were involved, "in more than 200 arrests."
I told you which agency I worked for. (U.S.Coast Guard) but your answer hasn't been forthcomming.

Since I'm not the one busted as making those phony claims, nice try at misdirection and argumentum ad hominem.
The point is that you were the one making the phony claim to have been a federal agent and sworn LEO and trying to impress the gullible with statements about hundreds of arrests, which were easily debunked when it turned out you thought the job classification number for federal law enforcement was a paygrade, and that a conviction rate was the total number of arrests.

Your claims were easily seen through no matter what my background is, because I was relying on facts, and you were fabricating.  
Your new trick of attacking the messenger by taking your quotes and pretending I said them is just sad.  

...BTW how's your 'old Navy buddy' that founded Telecheck check doing these days? (And before you dig yourself in any deeper, you wrote Telecheck, because that is in fact the name of the company... another 'Nice try' on the 'buuubuuubuuu I meant Telechek'... no such a thing.)
http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2002/Sep/19/ln/ln36a.html

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ORIGINAL: Alumbrado

Cheerleading like ServantHeart's illustrates the sad part of dealing with people who treat reality as a mere inconvenience, and mis-information as a ticket to petty power... they can persuade those followers who sooner or later will think its OK to toss a bomb, or a lynch rope, because after all, it's one of 'them'.

Um kayyyyy.....  As I said, I'm watching, not agreeing (in case the difference isn't quite clear) with anyone in particular.  I happen to be quite capable of making up my own mind, thank you.

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ORIGINAL: kittinSol

Phew, that's reassuring. You had me worried there, for a minute .

No problem....glad to have cleared that up for you

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ORIGINAL: popeye1250

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ORIGINAL: Alumbrado

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Alumbrado, I'm still waiting to hear which police agency you worked for where you were involved, "in more than 200 arrests."
I told you which agency I worked for. (U.S.Coast Guard) but your answer hasn't been forthcomming.

Since I'm not the one busted as making those phony claims, nice try at misdirection and argumentum ad hominem.
The point is that you were the one making the phony claim to have been a federal agent and sworn LEO and trying to impress the gullible with statements about hundreds of arrests, which were easily debunked when it turned out you thought the job classification number for federal law enforcement was a paygrade, and that a conviction rate was the total number of arrests.

Your claims were easily seen through no matter what my background is, because I was relying on facts, and you were fabricating.  
Your new trick of attacking the messenger by taking your quotes and pretending I said them is just sad.  

...BTW how's your 'old Navy buddy' that founded Telecheck check doing these days? (And before you dig yourself in any deeper, you wrote Telecheck, because that is in fact the name of the company... another 'Nice try' on the 'buuubuuubuuu I meant Telechek'... no such a thing.)
http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2002/Sep/19/ln/ln36a.html

And he still won't tell us!

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ORIGINAL: Alumbrado
Very perceptive... there isn't going to be any 'telling' in support of your fabricated quotes Popeye...

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The liberal mindset does not lend itself to great evolutions of thought, it seems--one of the flaws of the "I'm always right" foundation of standard liberal rhetoric.