"KMAN" wrote in message
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"rick" wrote in message
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"KMAN" wrote in message
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rick, I believe that you owe KMAN an apology for being so
quick to beat
him up when he misspoke. You were correct to recognize his
untenable
position intitially, and confront him with it, but he has
since
modified and clarified that statement, and you owe him the
civility of
his response when he recognized that he had misspoke. If he
did not
initially recognize his misspeak, he definitly has at this
time. I
would recommend that you allow his retraction, so that you
can get on
with a meaningful discussion, unless you appear intransient
and bring
disrepute on your obviously defendable position. TnT

Tinkerntom, you are mixing up two different situations.

There was the situation where I was challenging rick to prove
that Canadians are dying in waiting lines for health care.
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Which has now been proven over and over.



What is happening above is an entirely different scenario.
Rick accused me of stating that there is no one in Canada
waiting for treatment. That is an absurd statement and I
never made it.
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LOL Even after Tnt tried to give you a way out, you still
insist on lying. You just can'r help yourself, can you,
liarman?


Being the sneaky scum that he is, he
posted one sentence out of a long conversation without the
relevant context to try and make him look like less of a
liar.
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LOL The context made the statement even more declarative you
ignorant liar.

It was declarative that you were misrepresenting the
information in the story about the people in Newfoundland. All
of those people were under care, as it states in the article.
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Not waht you said at the time.



Stop being a scumbag. You owe me an apology. But you are too
big of a coward to admit it.
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No liar, I don't owe you anything. Liars get everything they
deserve, liarman.


But as you can see from the
context, all I was telling him was that in the case of
Newfoundland that he was talking about, the people concerned
were in fact under the constant care of a doctor and
therefore were not waiting for treatment.