Archie Gemmill Goal
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Oh I see. When you said he's in "a middle ground between incoherent and flawlessly accurate. You know the one that contains about 99.9 percent of human beings" you didn't mean he's in, you know, a middle ground, you meant he's at the top 1% of that group! It all makes sense now. See, I thought you were saying he was nothing special in this field when all along you were simply asserting he was better than 98.9% of people, not 99.9%. Thanks for pointing out my silly error.
I see you are fond of the false dichotomy. It's perfectly believable to me that someone would be coherent enough to be elected and yet not infallible in their speech. I suggest Boris Johnson as an example.
You didn't answer my question, but if you post a couple of these 'gaffs' to illustrate your point I'll take a look at them.
Did you ask a question? Oh you mean why didn't he immediately correct himself? Because he didn't think at the time he had said anything wrong, and probably still doesn't. When and if challenged on it he probably dug in his heels. Because he doesn't think what he said means what you think it means. And it doesn't. But nonetheless it is still clumsy wording when read written down and in the context of trying to prove a point.
But don't worry he's also a homophobe, a hater of people with mental illness, he pushes people down stairwells, compares people to Nazi prison guards, Radko Mladic, and preaches fire and brimstone on those who don't vote for him.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...vingstone-apology-over-gay-gaffe-6661794.html
http://www.theweek.co.uk/uk-news/45190/ken-livingstone-short-history-controversial-gaffes
In fact, the Mirror branded him Labour's own Prince Philip. So no I wouldn't go with renowned for his articulation and acumen. In fact, quite the opposite. He's a renowned ********.