Note the red text. You are saying that they are what they have been called. They have been called ‘nigg*r’ and ‘f*g’. So you are saying that they are ‘nigg*r’ and ’f*g’.
You may believe what you want, but I stand by what I said. Sure, I use Joan of Arc to make fun of Palin acolytes. But I use the term teabaggers purely as a short form.
Actually, no he isn't.
He is saying that they cannot deny what they are. Whatever that is, YJ does not define it.
He is also saying that they cannot deny what they have been called.
He is not calling them those names, or saying that they are such.
Your credibility lessens with every post.
According to SirJosephPorter, Rep. Lewis should deny that he is black and Rep. Frank should deny that he is homosexual. And they should not be proud of who they are.
Now, who is racist and homophobe?
So WHAT??? Lewis is BLACK. Franks is a self-admitted HOMO. As I said earlier, invectives and adjectives are only a matter of degree. Neither of these two worthies can deny what they are and what they've been called. In fact, if they should wear it as a badge of honour.
That is NOT what you said, YJ. Let us revisit your post #64.
You said that they cannot deny what they have been called.
You mean it is not zero (or negative) already? Oh, you flatterer!
There is no number so small, that it cannot be lessened.
SJP, by arguing that point, you are trying to claim that they were NOT called 'nigg*r' and 'fa**ot'.
YJ said they cannot deny what they were called. I expected you to agree with him, that during the protests they WERE called those names, but now you're trying to claim they were NOT called those names.
I didn't think anyone would deny what they were called, but perhaps you have some knowledge that they were called something else?
TenPenny, with no credible proof that these two characters were called ANY derogatory names, this entire thread is a total waste of time.
Need any proof that this was a tempest in a TEA POT (pun INTENDED) look at the Mother Of All Lame Responses: #130.
Quite so, which is why I was surpised that you didn't grasp that concept when I first brought it up.Any number can always be lessened, it is simple math.
Quite so, which is why I was surpised that you didn't grasp that concept when I first brought it up.
You see, when I wrote my paper which was published in the Russian Journal of Metaphysical Mathematics, we conclusively proved that, indeed, the QuiteSo factor (Qs, as denoted in 131:45.6pp2)- was only relatively affected by the Svc, not absolutely affected, as was previously postulated by Henderson (v102:38.1pp34-3).