Indeed, You used
exactly this same distraction in your previous thread. You claimed that conclusive exculpatory evidence was instead falsified and should be discounted. You trotted out a parade of pseudo-experts, telling us that their opinions had to be respected because of their considerable expertise.
When that alleged expertise was shown to be a complete sham, you stomped and whined about supposedly "ad hominem" arguments. When every single reader pointed out that you didn't know what that meant, you backpedaled and singled out two of your most outspoken critics, suddenly demanding that they pledge "one hundred percent certainty" in their belief as a condition for continuing the debate.
Exact same pattern;
no deviation. You turned to well-worn page 254 in the Robert Prey playbook and tried the same stupid distraction here as you did there. You got to the end of your evidence and exhausted your ability to discuss it on its merits. You ran out of pseudo-experts. And you're even out of lunch meat. And just as everyone predicted, you tried to "reset" the argument and start anew with the burden of proof placed elsewhere. Yes, your inciteful rhetoric is very very predictable.
So let's go through the litany of Logic 101 errors you're committing.
False dilemma. You style the question as between "one hundred percent certainty," and the Birther position. That is, you insinuate that if one doesn't believe the Birther story, then the only other available position is absurd credulity otherwise. You don't seem interested in the reasonable conclusion.
Straw man. I've warned you several times not to put words in my mouth. You do it almost unconsciously. You thought you could lay the same rhetorical trap here that you did in the JFK thread, but when people didn't take the bait you tarred them with your desired answer anyway.
Burden of proof. The Birthers have the burden of proof, for reasons belabored at length in the JFK thread. You accepted this burden until it became obvious you could not sustain it. Your inability to prove your case does not justify making someone else responsible for proving some other point instead.
Affirmed consequent. You interpret general unwillingness to submit to your obvious rhetorical baiting as if it were some sort of impropriety among your critics.
Shall we continue? Or has this feeble distraction been laid bare enough for you?