Same old, same old, the shills dissemble for the Ohole administration and conflate previous anti-terrorist programs with giving government data to Ohole's campaign. Yeah, that works ... in the world of oblivious retards![]()
Strangely, I seem to recall some similar claims by some truthers, these appeals to emotion, but I'm sure that's just a coincidence, right?
ODS claims another victim.
You're the only one posting in it on the CT side any more.
Folks, calling a Congressional Subpoena and an ongoing investigation a "conspiracy" is not even a weak dodge, it is pathetic partisan whining. I'd suggest that you refocus, particularly as I am posting the developments like a real critical thinker, and there is literally no way that thread jacking nor whining nor any other attempt to disrupt this thread about this important issue is going to succeed.
Take a gander at the rules, and lets focus on the facts, and not 16.5.
Personal attack, next!
Folks, calling a Congressional Subpoena and an ongoing investigation a "conspiracy" is not even a weak dodge, it is pathetic partisan whining.
Take a gander at the rules, and lets focus on the facts, and not 16.5.
Lolz. I go to all the trouble of putting the explanation of the fallacy in my sig, and you go ahead and use the same fallacy, with a whiff of ad hominem?
sig said:The Fallacy of Pseudo-refuting Descriptions
The art of labeling an argument in a dismissive fashion being used as an argument in and of itself. Ex: Labeling facts as a conspiracy theory
You mean facts like that you can't present a single piece of evidence that the people who created the talking points knew that they were wrong?
First, that's not an actual fallacy.
Second, no one has done what you defined to be a fallacy anyway.
I've repeatedly made the case that this thread ought be in the CT section because you're alleging a conspiracy of one sort or another and this is not likely to generate any discussion on policy or politics. Instead it will be typical CT stuff: leading questions, insinuations, trying to nail down exactly what claim is being alleged*, and flat out falsehoods.
What "facts" do you think have been labeled "as a conspiracy theory"?
I've pointed out that your claim of 100 deaths would entail a massive conspiracy among all the mainstream media--and everyone else except for the one dodgy source you've found-- to keep quiet about it and continue reporting that only 4 people were killed, even though those entities don't tend to cooperate with one another and are all motivated to break any such a story. I've labeled it a conspiracy theory because the claim requires a this massive conspiracy if it were true. That is, it's really a theory of the existence of a conspiracy.
*Or struggling to get you to substantiate or retract obviously false allegations when you have clearly made them, as in your claim that 100 people were killed in the Benghazi attack and your claim that the Obama administration overtly lied to deflect responsibility for the deaths.
As for the former claim, if it were true, can you even imagine how very different this discussion would be? We'd be talking about the process of identifying and analyzing these 100 bodies. (Or maybe discussing arguments and/or degree of cooperation between the U.S. and Libya in matters of what was done with the bodies.) Once we had some names, we would then track those individuals' activity among other terrorists.
You were told that the 100 dead was sourced from a book, and was the Attackers/terrorists.
No, it's not. I guarantee you if we'd managed to kill terrorists, the U.S. would be keen on recovering and trying to identify those bodies.The thought that they would be identifying Muslim bodies in lawless benghazi is absolutely ludicrous.
I do, and I've provided links to them to you several times now. Your claim that no other sources exists is simply false.If you have a better source for he number of dead attackers, by all means go for it!
I only have an argument from incredulity as long as you're willing to ignore the evidence I've presented and the actual arguments I've presented. I've said the same thing 20 times because you have still failed to substantiate or retract these two obviously false claims.If you only have arguments from incredulity, save the posts, because I am for one have noted that you have posted the same thing 20 times.
There is, of course the theory, that the people who drafted the talking points were merely grossly incompetent, I'll grant you that.
The problem is that rice went beyond them,
they were completely useless,
the admin did not abandon them when it was beyond a doubt that they were wrong, the admin didn't admit they wrong until it was political convenient, the admin lied outrageously when they said they made minor changes,
And you were told that this source, which itself provided no source for that information, disagrees with all the other sources.
So again, will you substantiate this claim or retract it?
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I also note that you have ducked my questions in response to your claim that this thread is dedicated to new information or developments in the Benghazi attack: what new developments led you to make the claim that 100 people were killed? What new developments led you to make the claim that the Obama administration overtly lied to deflect responsibility for the deaths?
I have substantiated it. You have not, because you have not provided a source for the number of terrorists killed.
Seriously, that is how ludicrous that spam was, and thank god the proponent of the nonsense got the hint and took off for greener pastures after embarrassing himself by referring to the Benghazi attacks investigation as a joke.
Looks at sig, looks at Elbe's post. Shakes head
No you didn't. You said where you got that claim from, but you've failed to substantiate it.I have substantiated it.
I have in fact done so a couple of times now.You have not, because you have not provided a source for the number of terrorists killed.
Of course as everyone who has followed this thread knows, the ONLY reason I cited that was point out how USELESS the tu quoque spam of certain members was, because they were claiming that a certain number of people had been killed during the Bush administration, and fraudulently inflated that number by counting the terrorists that were killed.
Nice. I never meta fallacy like that!What about the "makes up fallacy" fallacy?
You're the one who claimed to know the number of terrorists killed. It's not his number to provide and support with evidence, it's yours
And the fact that you not only can't do that, but still continue to claim the "100 terrorists killed" number is accurate despite your inability to explain why only one unsourced sentence in a single book overrides everything else speaks volumes.
It is not his job to supply evidence, but everything else contradicts it.
Take ant's word for it!
The number I gave was good enough for Wikipedia, and although not perfect it is the best I've seen.
By the way: I don't really care how many terrorists died, as it was less than all. Please come up with another number, the whole purpose of this exercise was to show how ridiculous the b-b but bush tu quoque was, as I've mentioned before, repeatedly.
What a silly thing to obsess about. Give me a better number, anything, and we will put this silly sideshow to bed.
It is not his job to supply evidence, but everything else contradicts it.
Take ant's word for it!
The number I gave was good enough for Wikipedia,
No you didn't. You said where you got that claim from, but you've failed to substantiate it.
I have in fact done so a couple of times now.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Benghazi_attack#Fatalities_and_injuries
http://www.libyaherald.com/2012/09/15/no-libyans-died-in-benghazi-attack/