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TiberiusB

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15. That's a huge reply for someone not getting dragged in...

Reply to Beastly Boy (Reply #14)

Mon Aug 8, 2022, 03:01 PM

Aug 2022

I still contend that playing a semantics game by questioning the "accuracy" of the PHM and then going off on a strawman tangent rather than just providing one example to support the accusation, pretty much makes my point.

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Israel strikes on Gaza kill 7, including senior militant [View all] Omaha Steve Aug 2022 OP

So Israel attacks to prevent an attack they anticipated because of their prior actions nowforever Aug 2022 #1

Headline fix: Israel kills 5 year old girl. Tetrachloride Aug 2022 #2

Our tax dollars at work. Nt childfreebychoice Aug 2022 #3

Sadly, yes BuddhaGirl Aug 2022 #6

How'bout this headline fix: Israel kills senior militant hiding behind a five year old girl. Beastly Boy Aug 2022 #5

Not known for accuracy? TiberiusB Aug 2022 #8

That's right, not known for accuracy. Beastly Boy Aug 2022 #9

So, the short answer is "no" TiberiusB Aug 2022 #10

No to your loaded question. Yes to them not being known for accuracy. Beastly Boy Aug 2022 #11

Not a strawman, not even close TiberiusB Aug 2022 #13

Perhaps you should read the definition of the strawman argument first. Let me help you with that. Beastly Boy Aug 2022 #14

That's a huge reply for someone not getting dragged in... TiberiusB Aug 2022 #15

Ok, if you insist. Beastly Boy Aug 2022 #16

A "V" on the tank? OnlinePoker Aug 2022 #4

Could just mean 5th Company or Division or Corps nt EX500rider Aug 2022 #7

No. They are called chevrons and are common tactical markings on tanks hack89 Aug 2022 #12