Anders Lindman
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Was the spot price of steel manipulated? Show your work.
Was the price of steel best in Asia at the time when the steel was shipped?
Was the spot price of steel manipulated? Show your work.
And you could be a pedophile.
Do you know why it would be wrong to make that accusation? No, not because it would be against this forum's Membership Agreement. It would be wrong because I have no positive evidence that you actually are.
But you might be!
But we are dealing withconspiracy theoriesfairy tales here. If there was evidence, there would be noconspiracy theoryfairy tale!
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Was the price of steel best in Asia at the time when the steel was shipped?
Flawed logic. Try again.
Flawed logic. Try again.
So you believe the lawsuit will be dismissed as a 'fairy tale'?
Whuhuhuhuh? If he didn't supply evidence it is not the opinion of another poster they are making stuff up?
Lack of logic. Try again.
No Anders, you see in the real world evidence counts for more than made up stories, I know how much of a blow that's going to be to your entire philosophy but you're just going to have to live with it.
I'm talking about your conspiracy theories, which are indistinguishable from fairy tales.
Can the see the failed logic in the statement? No? Let me show you. If Sale didn't offer any evidence, then that is no proof that he was making up the story.
The lawsuit IS the conspiracy theory discussed here. Unless you want to completely wander off topic into some fairy land territory.
That's because the burden of proof is on the claimant. Conversely, how would one prove a story is made up? That's not a rhetorical question; please answer.
The safer presumption is that a story is made up, except where the proponent is able to show evidence. One can only show direct evidence of actuality, not direct evidence of fantasy.
Now can you see why your logic fails? You misplace the burden of proof.
The lawsuit is the lawsuit. You're the one loading it down with all sorts of supplementary supposition from other sources. I've already discussed the merits of the suit with you. You seem to think that despite its low evidentiary merit, you should believe in it anyway. Ergo you believe in and advocate fairy tales.
You seem to think that despite its low evidentiary merit, you should believe in it anyway. Ergo you believe in and advocate fairy tales.
Your attempt to save Craig4 here fails. This is the initial statement: "Did Sale offer evidence? If not then yes Sale is making stuff up."
Can the see the failed logic in the statement? No? Let me show you. If Sale didn't offer any evidence, then that is no proof that he was making up the story.
Don't try to twist what was discussed into something else. The logic in Craig4's initial statement remains flawed. And your inability to understand that doesn't entitle you to demand an answer for something unrelated to the topic at hand.
I know Anders doesn't consider himself a "woo", but his posts here betray him...
...your inability to understand...
So in other words: after realizing you can't answer my question, you're going to try to bluster your way out of it.
I'm asking you to justify your placement of the burden of proof. If you can't or won't, just admit it up front, take your lumps, and move on.