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"Roger Gt" wrote:
(snip) You are not quoting me, and clearly did not read nor understand what I said. I said only one (Jackass) jumped the marine. There were fifty demonstrators present, most ran when the violence erupted. Many (8) jumped in to help, including myself. fifteen were looked at for medical reasons, but they were only three broken bones, which I stated clearly! (snip) Where do you get off mis-quoting in order to try to cast doubt upon someone else? Is it poor form, dishonest and makes you look foolish! Lets see who is really being dishonest here. Your exact words were... "The worst one was when a gang of about fifty demonstrators tried to prevent an ex Marine from going to class because the demonstration was "shutting down" the school.. It was only heated discussion, until some jackass decided that since the Jar-Head wouldn't do what they told him they would restrain him. He was gentle, no fatalities, fifteen taken for medical attention. NEVER JUMP a mud Marine! The crowd scattered when he started breaking bones." You clearly said "they," not one, tried to restrain the marine ("they would restrain him"). You said nothing about most demonstrators running when the violence erupted. Instead, you said the "crowd scattered when he started breaking bones." You said nothing about the number of broken bones. And, finally, you said fifteen demonstrators needed medical attention ("He was gentle, no fatalities, fifteen taken for medical attention"). The story you're telling now is a lot different from the story you told before. Snipping out partial quotes, and modifying them to allow you more to comment on is not questionable it is dishonest! I have not modified a single one of the quotes of what you've said. Your messages, and my quotes from those messages, are there for all to see. (snip) You would be a poor juror! The court is clear, testimony and physical evidence are the only material you may base a finding upon. Of course, this is a public forum, not a courtroom, Roger. However, lets look at this from that perspective for a moment. The strongest testimony is that backed up by physical evidence. You've offered no physical evidence. Regardless, since you've now changed your story under cross examination, nothing you've said would hold up even in a courtroom. (snip) After a visit to your poorly written web site, I see your travels possibly corrupted your perspective and you have a twisted view of reality! Those travels were arranged, and paid for, by the Department of Defense. Dwight Stewart (W5NET) http://www.qsl.net/w5net/ |