Well you could always just settle for saying 2 + 2 = 5. Saves all that thinking and debating ****.
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Well you could always just settle for saying 2 + 2 = 5. Saves all that thinking and debating ****.
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Oh, good. So you say that the things that are not true, are things he didn't say.
Return to his actual words. Are any of them untrue?
No?
Great.
Indeed, it must be hard.
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HMG didn't, the Germans did in the 30's.
Those are the well known outporings from them -
unless you think Lineker "didn't mean those"?
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Yes, as above. It was "unlike", not "not unlike".
Great stuff, so you're objecting to things he didn't say.
You have no objections to his actual words.
Now we're getting somewhere.
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I told you in the previous post where what he said was wrong. You trolling now? AGAIN? Disgraceful don't you think?
Read more carefully.
He said that HMG policy was like Germany 30's language,
It's not.
You're on about things he didn't say again.
Why?
He said "language that is not dissimilar"
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Read more carefully.
I'm not referring to what he didn't say. I'm referring to what he did say. So are people like ThornBerry.
I've posted his words several times.
The rest of the sentence referred to what the Germans were saying in the 30's.
Why are you ignoring what he did say? Trolling again..
I'm not referring to what he didn't say. I'm referring to what he did say. So are people like ThornBerry.
I've posted his words several times.
The rest of the sentence referred to what the Germans were saying in the 30's.
Why are you ignoring what he did say? Trolling again..
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Once Linnekar introduced Godwin's law he'd lost the argument.
How anyone can liken 30s Germany with a world that has moved on with all the technical advancement currently on show, is a stretch too far even for the slow witted surely.
Modern day times call for modern day remedies to modern day problems, which is what we are witnessing now with these small boat crossings.
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How anyone can liken 30s Germany with a world that has moved on with all the technical advancement currently on show, is a stretch too far even for the slow witted surely.
Modern day times call for modern day remedies to modern day problems, which is what we are witnessing now with these small boat crossings.
What is Godwin's law? | Definition from TechTarget
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The above quote makes little sense.
And no, he didn't.
You can check that for yourself, as you've posted the actual tweet.
About the only accurate post you've made on this subject.
By inference, Linnekar saying the language being used in 30s Germany was bringing into play the actions which were being carried at the time.
His tweet was clumsy or had it's ulterior motives.
His tweet was clumsy or had it's ulterior motives.
By saying 'language' he meant language to anyone with even modest comprehensive ability.
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What makes you think Tory fascism is a just modern day phenomenon?Once Linnekar introduced Godwin's law he'd lost the argument.
How anyone can liken 30s Germany with a world that has moved on with all the technical advancement currently on show, is a stretch too far even for the slow witted surely.
Modern day times call for modern day remedies to modern day problems, which is what we are witnessing now with these small boat crossings.
What is Godwin's law? | Definition from TechTarget
This definition explains what Godwin's law is and how it is used as an indicator that an online discussion has gone on too long. We discuss the history of Godwin's law and relevance to social media.
The word of the week appears to becoming 'comprehension'.
The meaning of which has become subjective to an arc of confusion.
The meaning of which has become subjective to an arc of confusion.
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