Now you're projecting your feelings onto me? Has that worked for you before?
What feelings?
If it has, the standards of discussion must have been abysmally low.
They are pretty high. When somebody wants to support an argument against the accepted wisdom he asks for a suitable burden of proof to be met with acceptable evidence.
What alternative would you suggest?
That's quite a loaded question with lots of alleged facts assumed.
No. It is reasonably loaded given the facts
accepted through evidence. This really is not that difficult to understand: The facts of the case are accepted. You can argue any you like by providing superior evidence.
Again, what alternative would you suggest? (Especially as you are arguing against a claim to know more about the case than others, why not accept that others are literate with the facts and supply a case?)
Speaks to a very low standard of 'evidence'.
No. It speaks of a bar you have yet to reach.
Again - loaded question with facts under dispute.
The facts are not under dispute. They are accepted. Regardless of how many authors, or armchair theorists, or conspiracy theorists out there, to the sceptical community, on a sceptical board, they are accepted. Your opinion differing is of no consequence. Others are not going to bend to your terms.
We are even patiently explaining this, again, in long boring posts to offer you the very best possible chance of convincing US of your theory, to offer you the best possible chance of discrediting any evidence by explaining a very simple bar that can be met to change our minds.
Why on Earth you would argue AGAINST that when we are telling you how to change our minds, is a mystery to me.
Really, a very poor showing.
It is sad you would say something like that if you really don't understand how what has been said. It gives the impression you understand but would rather try to portray those who dare to disagree with you as villains rather than convince them.