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6 hours agoRepeating, “You are a liar.” isn’t proof. It is the assertion you need to show evidence of.
I think it’s now clear you keep repeating, “You are a liar.” while refusing to provide any proof is because you don’t have any evidence.
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You made the assertion that I am a liar. You need to support your assertion.
Despite your constant aggression, I asked you to please quote it. If you can’t do it, that makes you the liar.
That’s still not an answer to the question.
Please quote the lie.
You didn’t answer my question.
I have no idea what you are arguing about.
The post that referenced Wikipedia had 3 claims with sources:
Assange released DNC emails.
Assange had Trump Jr post a lie about Hillary.
Assange asked Trump for an ambassadorship.
Which of these did I not provide sources?
I have said 2 times that I was wrong about Assange not releasing RNC emails because Russia didn’t give them to him.
What exactly is the problem you are seeing?
I literally quoted each and every line from my post along with the corresponding Wikipedia quote from my post AND THE SOURCE.
“The only thing I was wrong about was that he had RNC emails.”
What the fuck is wrong with you?
8·3 days agoWho is Bubba?
“So he didn’t release DNC emails to make Hillary look bad?”
In 7 October, WikiLeaks began publishing emails from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta
" He didn’t get Trump Jr to promote a lie about what Hillary said? "
In November 2016, WikiLeaks asked Donald Trump Jr. to share a WikiLeaks tweet with the made-up quote
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2016/10/no-clinton-didnt-say-she-wanted-to-drone-strike-assange.html
After the election, WikiLeaks and Assange requested that the president-elect Donald Trump push Australia to appoint Assange as ambassador to the US.
" He didn’t try to use his election interference to get an ambassador position from Trump?"
The Wikipedia article I linked earlier has links to every source. I’ve now provided them for you.
5·4 days agoBut hard drives came first.
Hard drives pre-dated floppy discs by 15 years.
So he didn’t release DNC emails to make Hillary look bad? He didn’t get Trump Jr to promote a lie about what Hillary said? He didn’t try to use his election interference to get an ambassador position from Trump?
The only thing I was wrong about was that he had RNC emails. Russia never gave them to him.
3·5 days agoThe incidents had nothing to do with divided highways. You can see the video is at residential streets.
It isn’t a unique Texas Law. It’s law everywhere in the US and Canada.
“mostly all in North America, require all surrounding vehicles to stop when a school bus is stopped with its red lights flashing.”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_bus_traffic_stop_laws
“And the human drivers who move to Texas often get tripped up by this law, because many aren’t aware of the requirement.”
Only if you are from a different country.
Which is beside the point that if anyone else drove through 20 bus stops, they couldn’t use the excuse, “I’m from another country so I don’t know your laws.” to get out of jail.
That it’s a software fix is also beside the point. “Oh I drove illegally 20 times. I know better and won’t do it again.”
What happens to the guy that was driving it? Does he just blink out of existence when the car shuts off?
The car is the car. I didn’t mention a person. I didn’t state that it is being driven.
I asked if you believe the car is still running after being disassembled because anything is possible.
I provided the link to the Wikipedia that has the sources. I’m not obligated to do anything for you.
I don’t agree that the cessation of brain activity necessarily means the end of the subjective experience.
What happens to a car when you turn off the engine and then disassemble the parts? Is the car still running? You believe in infinite possibilities so the chance of it not running is tiny?
The quotes I used from Wikipedia have footnotes to the actual sources.
On 7 October, WikiLeaks began publishing emails from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.[296] On 15 October, the Ecuadorian government severed Assange’s Internet connection from until December because of election interference.[297] According to surveillance reports of Assange provided by UC Global, on 19 October, associates of Assange removed boxes covered with blankets and about 100 hard drives from the embassy.[298]
In November 2016, WikiLeaks asked Donald Trump Jr. to share a WikiLeaks tweet with the made-up quote “Can’t we just drone this guy?” which the website True Pundit claimed that Hillary Clinton had made about Assange.[299] After the election, WikiLeaks and Assange requested that the president-elect Donald Trump push Australia to appoint Assange as ambassador to the US.
I can’t prove what isn’t there.
Only you can prove your assertion.