[Vision2020] Don't change the subject DOUG

[Glenn Schwaller]

Since I have not read a re-write of the history of American slavery, I am in
no position to compare that with the Holocaoust, denial or otherwise.  And I
have no idea what I have done that would suggest I use my religion as a
"shield for my actions."

If one arrives at an incorrect assumption or conclusion based on logic and
reasoning, does this say anything about the individual, or their reasoning
processes, or both?  Is their logic invalid, or is their interpretation of
the data faulty?

Glenn

On 6/13/07, Joe Campbell <joekc at adelphia.net> wrote:
>
> Doug,
>
> You didn't answer my question. I'll rephrase it since you changed the
> subject.
>
> Is the denial of the Holocaust a "natural progression" after the rewriting
> of the history of American slavery? Stay on topic, boy!
>
> For the record, in your post on polygamy you wrote only one sentence:
> "Religious convictions aside, it seems like a natural progression of
> the 'marriage movement'."
>
> What is the marriage movement if it has nothing to do with gay marriage,
> nor polygamy since that is the "progression"? So your claim that I "made a
> rather illogical jump" by assuming that you were "attributing plural
> marriage as next in a sequence of marriage progression, following gay
> marriage" is just another lie in a tiresome sequence of lies. But since
> there are four of you, I understand how difficult it is to keep your posts
> straight.
>
> Nor did I say that I found the article on pologamy to be offensive. I
> didn't read it. What I said was that I found you to be offensive. This last
> post doesn't change my opinion on that matter either.
>
> --
> Joe Campbell
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