Sandman
In article <D298A14E.6747F%usenet@gallopinginsanity.com>, Snit wrote:

I'll try to be more clear. This is your claim:

Snit 12/15/2015 09:05:33 PM <D295C09D.67140%usenet@gallopinginsanity.com>

"The comment is not from anyone in my family..."

"The comment" was a comment on a web page that was made by this profile account:

Snit
A claim you make with no support. You will neither support it nor rescind it, going against your own claim that you will do so. In other words you are breaking your word.

Sandman
I already did, remember?

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Note the link in the status bar.

Snit
The ease at forging that would be trivial.

Sandman
Maybe, but remember - this is how I found your wife's FB page, via this comment.

Regardless, it isn't forged,

and I have sufficiently substantiated that the comment came from your wife. If you want to disprove my substantiation, be my guest, but merely claiming it is forged are just empty words.

So, proof of my claim: provided Proof of your lie:

Snit 12/15/2015 09:05:33 PM <D295C09D.67140%usenet@gallopinginsanity.com>

"The comment is not from anyone in my family..."

Substantiated.

Snit
Which are you going to do with this claim? The answer: neither. You will simply break your word. You will lie. It is what you do.

Sandman
Another lie from Snit.

Here's the lie of yours I have quoted and proven:

Snit 12/15/2015 09:05:33 PM <D295C09D.67140%usenet@gallopinginsanity.com>

"The comment is not from anyone in my family..."

Snit
So there is evidence you forged the image. OK. Fine...

Sandman
Where is your evidence of forgery? Oh, right. Nowhere.

This is your problem - I make claims and I can support them. In response, all you have are empty meaningless words.

The thing is, you are free to disagree or dislike the proof to your hearts content, but it is proof, and unless you can actually disprove it, your disagreement with it means absolutely nothing.