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Oh yes, that was mr. Vaildez. Either way, you still neglected to provide any data to support your claims in that argument, and you've done the same in this one. You're angle seems primarily in developing an ideology, which should only be done after a substantial amount of facts have been done.
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I fuckin eat babies, especially american ones. And when I was watching the Spurs vs Heat last year, I thought to myself 'The only thing that could make this entertaining is Al Qaeda" #NSA
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What data should I be showing? The points I have made don't necessarily have data to show. Such as the fact that the soviets and chinese had/have strict gun laws. Should I come up with a bar graph that shows the number of gun laws in each case? The fact that you cannot fathom an argument based upon logic and reason is very telling. It's clear you bow down at the altar of muddled statistics. Statistics can ever only show correlation, which can help guide us in our search for truth, but cannot directly show us truth. | |||
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niga ball is boring as hell to watch i agree with your statements
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A fact may include things outside of stats, such as gun laws in the soviet union. However, it is not logical to conclude that the soviets were against guns while allowing their own party members to have them. I have not read much about gun laws within the soviet union however. I have read Marx, and I do know he advocated violent revolution. Therefore, a communist along marxist lines would use violence and guns. I also made the point that neither Russia or China are actually communists, as is indicated by vast inequality and inconsistent policy relating to their political structuring and social statistics. Yes, I remember you discussing correlation vs causation. However, most of the stats I was citing had more to do with constitution (not the document). Causal links are hard to verify, and can get caught up in chicken and egg problems such as retrocausality, but correlation while not definitive proof, is about as good as you're going to get when discussing social problems, because usually 1 factor does not cause 1 thing. That is why i focus on the constitution of a problem. | |||
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This server needs a new deal.
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As I said before, the point is that social welfare programs started at the time you put me on there. Kind of like there were anti-drug laws before the war on drugs began. I don't feel like finding your statements, but you said poverty declined before the start of welfare programs during the time following WWII and Johnson, which is inaccurate.
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