Machiavelli
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The highlighted part is where Machiavelli retreats intellectually.
He is supplied with copious quotes from Judge Massei's report (page 421 an others) and then simply denies that Judge Massei says what he says.
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Massei simpky does not say what you say.
You are making up. It's that simple.
You should quote something to back what you say, but you can only quote material which does not back your claim.
You also fail to understand that it would be impossible for you to find something that backs your claim in the Massei motivations. Because your claim is about a topic which did not belong to the trial.
There is in fact no argument to make with you: because you have none. I don't retreat anywhere, because there is no argument to retreat from. I can't respond to an argument which doesn't exist. That has no logical structure.
Your claims are totally unsubstantiated. They are just rhetorical proclaims devoid of logic. They have no logical content, they point to nothing.
On Massei "findings", on allegation about Stefanoni's lies, etc. You make up meanings and "facts" that don't exist.
