Subject | Re: Snit digest 129 / 2015-12-13 |
From | Sandman |
Date | 12/13/2015 17:27 (12/13/2015 17:27) |
Message-ID | <sandman-48e45752d1ff672d2b95d5beeaf0ff8f@individual.net> |
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Newsgroups | comp.os.linux.advocacy |
Follows | Snit |
Followups | Snit (17m) > Sandman |
It's the other way around. I noted the TOR proxies and other IP's used by posters that have used a specific name to refer to Steve Carroll.SnitSnitSandman
[912] Sandman is told a fact and he just insists it is a lie (40)
Whether or not something is a "fact" is determined by substantiation.
Claims of yours from the last 24 hours about Steve Carroll's fretwizzen@gmail.com address, of which you had noted
Sandman claim 1: As you know, that is not Steve Carrolls' email address.
Sandman claim 2: Since it is the wrong email address, it is not Steve Carroll, as you well know.
I would love to see you substantiate these claims.Of course, like I always do. Here is my support:
Prove them, of course. You know, like I always do.SandmanSnit
When you make a claim you have two choices; prove it or take it back.
Which will you do with your above two claim... prove them or take them back?
Of course not - when one speaks the truth, living up to this standard is super easy.SandmanSnit
Even if you think it's correct, but can't prove it, then you should retract it, because if you can't substantiate your claim, the claim is not strong enough and should be worded as an opinion, thought or suspicion.
You WILL fail to live up to this standard you set for yourself.