And regularly is. The kind of response then given is of the form *fighting for the truth*, *pushing for a new investigation*, etc. Rightly or wrongly, there is a clear motive.exactly the same question could be asked of the other side.
I don't *get* the motive behind making thousands of posts with the intent being to have fun, bait *twoofers*, etc.
Interesting interpretation of the written word. Verging on paranoia I would say. Who is questioning your right to, er, debate, as you put it ? Not me. Write what you please. Sinister ? That's just funny. Opponents ? Don't know who they are. Don't think there's much room for anyone to oppose much of what I have to say here, unless you want to do a tfk and try and argue for the sake of it. I present verifiable data for the most part.But it's always rather a sinister tactic to question the right of your opponents to debate you at all, don't you think?
And again a slightly delusional interpretation. Very strange. What argument are you referring to ? How am I attempting to silence the other side ?It seems as if you're trying to win the argument by silencing the other side, not by presenting superior arguments.
I suggest that, regardless, you have a look in the mirror.In fact, it's exactly the behaviour that truthers like to accuse "the government" of engaging in, despite the fact that this tactic never seems to prevent them from framing the accusation.
femr2.Dave