Title IX Strikes Again

[Skjellyfetti]

lots of rebutting going on in here

[UNI88]

t is the truth in this sense: Someone asks you, "Who do you think are more dishonest?"
And you honestly answer, "Liberals."

It is the truth that you believe it to be true. It is still your opinion and not fact.

What I'm rebutting is your assertion that my opinion is the result of bias.

John, just as your opinion is based on your experience and observations that same experience and observations has led you to develop a bias. We all have a bias in some manner, shape or form. It's not necessarily a bad thing, it's part of who we are. Arguing that you're opinion is truth and that you have no bias demonstrates a naivete and lack of self awareness. The world isn't as black and white and right and wrong as you think it is.

[BlueHen86]

lots of rebutting going on in here

Are you suggesting that JSO is gay?

[BlueHen86]

t is the truth in this sense: Someone asks you, "Who do you think are more dishonest?"
And you honestly answer, "Liberals."

It is the truth that you believe it to be true. It is still your opinion and not fact.

What I'm rebutting is your assertion that my opinion is the result of bias.

John, just as your opinion is based on your experience and observations that same experience and observations has led you to develop a bias. We all have a bias in some manner, shape or form. It's not necessarily a bad thing, it's part of who we are. Arguing that you're opinion is truth and that you have no bias demonstrates a naivete and lack of self awareness. The world isn't as black and white and right and wrong as you think it is.

[kalm]

It is the truth that you believe it to be true. It is still your opinion and not fact.



John, just as your opinion is based on your experience and observations that same experience and observations has led you to develop a bias. We all have a bias in some manner, shape or form. It's not necessarily a bad thing, it's part of who we are. Arguing that you're opinion is truth and that you have no bias demonstrates a naivete and lack of self awareness. The world isn't as black and white and right and wrong as you think it is.

I think JSO is judgmental and afraid of his own thoughts.

I think 86's siggy is spectacular!

Truth.

[Chizzang]

John, just as your opinion is based on your experience and observations that same experience and observations has led you to develop a bias. We all have a bias in some manner, shape or form. It's not necessarily a bad thing, it's part of who we are. Arguing that you're opinion is truth and that you have no bias demonstrates a naivete and lack of self awareness. The world isn't as black and white and right and wrong as you think it is.

PURE ^ GOLD

[Chizzang]

I know I'm biased... I also enjoy my biases
however I don't revel in them quite to the extent that AZ does in his...
AZ is a conservative eccentric / is what I call that but I respect that about AZ and he doesn't deny it
Like I said he lounges in it like a warm bubble bath with Cuban cigar and sparkling champagne

You gotta respect that


John however sees himself as unbiased and pure of reason and heart
And as laughable as that sounds - he really issues that as his default position
and in so turns out to be about the most predictably biased and over bearing charlatan in the bunch

[Ivytalk]

I think JSO is judgmental and afraid of his own thoughts.

I think 86's siggy is spectacular!

Truth.

86's siggy looks like a pair of 43s to me.

[YoUDeeMan]

I think JSO is judgmental and afraid of his own thoughts.

I think 86's siggy is spectacular!

Truth.

Plenty of people on here are judgmental and afraid of their own thoughts.

86's siggy is a waste of resources...no one is entitteled to that much excess. A breast tax must divide those things up and the excess parts will be given to those less fortunate (it's the American Liberal way).

Your opinion is noted.

[YoUDeeMan]

And you don't? Seriously now.

I don't. I don't believe that deceit runs along party lines. The idea is pretty stupid really. You would see that if you weren't so biased. You really would.

Mathematically speaking, it is pretty much impossible that acts of deceit would be divided EXACTLY 50/50 between liberals and conservatives.

[kalm]

I think JSO is judgmental and afraid of his own thoughts.

I think 86's siggy is spectacular!

Truth.

Plenty of people on here are judgmental and afraid of their own thoughts.

86's siggy is a waste of resources...no one is entitteled to that much excess. A breast tax must divide those things up and the excess parts will be given to those less fortunate (it's the American Liberal way).

Your opinion is noted.

No, no, no…it's all the truth! If you don't believe me, I'll go research multiple studies. I'll go all science on ya….bitch.

[YoUDeeMan]

Plenty of people on here are judgmental and afraid of their own thoughts.

86's siggy is a waste of resources...no one is entitteled to that much excess. A breast tax must divide those things up and the excess parts will be given to those less fortunate (it's the American Liberal way).

Your opinion is noted.

No, no, no…it's all the truth! If you don't believe me, I'll go research multiple studies. I'll go all science on ya….bitch.

So in the end, you are a Liberal...you know you want a piece of her assets.

[kalm]

No, no, no…it's all the truth! If you don't believe me, I'll go research multiple studies. I'll go all science on ya….bitch.

So in the end, you are a Liberal...you know you want a piece of her assets.

Yes.

[bluehenbillk]

I get the ADA issue, which probably would've involved an easy fix, but where does Title IX apply here? Take a look around the country at baseball vs softball facilities - they're night & day. Tear down the scoreboard that was raised with private funding? No, that's just wrong.

[BlueHen86]

I don't. I don't believe that deceit runs along party lines. The idea is pretty stupid really. You would see that if you weren't so biased. You really would.

Mathematically speaking, it is pretty much impossible that acts of deceit would be divided EXACTLY 50/50 between liberals and conservatives.

I think you have to evaluate everything on a curve. 43/43 split works for me.

[JohnStOnge]

ohn, just as your opinion is based on your experience and observations that same experience and observations has led you to develop a bias. We all have a bias in some manner, shape or form. It's not necessarily a bad thing, it's part of who we are. Arguing that you're opinion is truth and that you have no bias demonstrates a naivete and lack of self awareness. The world isn't as black and white and right and wrong as you think it is.

Everybody has a bias in a certain sense. We all have premises from which we proceed; particularly with respect to what is "right" and what is "wrong."

However, assessment of a question such as "is 'conservatism" more dishonest or is 'liberalism" need not be subject to bias. It's quite possible to be objective while making judgements about such things.

I didn't say I can show that my opinion with respect to which "side" is more dishonest is the truth. I said it's not based on bias. And it's not. I did not decide that Liberalism is more dishonest because I don't like Liberalism. Rather, my observation that Liberalism is dishonest is a factor in me not liking Liberalism. It is one of many observations that preceded a decision to reject what we call "Liberalism."

And I don't think the world is as "grey" as you think it is. I think that there are many situations that people portray as "grey" that, on further analysis, can be expressed in "black and white" terms. I think the "grey" thing is frequently an excuse people like to use in order to do what they want or justify what they want to justify and avoid feeling bad about it.

Not that there is never "grey." But I don't think there is nearly as much as some people like to say there is.

[kalm]

ohn, just as your opinion is based on your experience and observations that same experience and observations has led you to develop a bias. We all have a bias in some manner, shape or form. It's not necessarily a bad thing, it's part of who we are. Arguing that you're opinion is truth and that you have no bias demonstrates a naivete and lack of self awareness. The world isn't as black and white and right and wrong as you think it is.

Everybody has a bias in a certain sense. We all have premises from which we proceed; particularly with respect to what is "right" and what is "wrong."

However, assessment of a question such as "is 'conservatism" more dishonest or is 'liberalism" need not be subject to bias. It's quite possible to be objective while making judgements about such things.

I didn't say I can show that my opinion with respect to which "side" is more dishonest is the truth. I said it's not based on bias. And it's not. I did not decide that Liberalism is more dishonest because I don't like Liberalism. Rather, my observation that Liberalism is dishonest is a factor in me not liking Liberalism. It is one of many observations that preceded a decision to reject what we call "Liberalism."

And I don't think the world is as "grey" as you think it is. I think that there are many situations that people portray as "grey" that, on further analysis, can be expressed in "black and white" terms. I think the "grey" thing is frequently an excuse people like to use in order to do what they want or justify what they want to justify and avoid feeling bad about it.

Not that there is never "grey." But I don't think there is nearly as much as some people like to say there is.

So you think open mindedness leads to greater dishonesty?

[UNI88]

ohn, just as your opinion is based on your experience and observations that same experience and observations has led you to develop a bias. We all have a bias in some manner, shape or form. It's not necessarily a bad thing, it's part of who we are. Arguing that you're opinion is truth and that you have no bias demonstrates a naivete and lack of self awareness. The world isn't as black and white and right and wrong as you think it is.

Everybody has a bias in a certain sense. We all have premises from which we proceed; particularly with respect to what is "right" and what is "wrong."

However, assessment of a question such as "is 'conservatism" more dishonest or is 'liberalism" need not be subject to bias. It's quite possible to be objective while making judgements about such things.

I didn't say I can show that my opinion with respect to which "side" is more dishonest is the truth. I said it's not based on bias. And it's not. I did not decide that Liberalism is more dishonest because I don't like Liberalism. Rather, my observation that Liberalism is dishonest is a factor in me not liking Liberalism. It is one of many observations that preceded a decision to reject what we call "Liberalism."

And I don't think the world is as "grey" as you think it is. I think that there are many situations that people portray as "grey" that, on further analysis, can be expressed in "black and white" terms. I think the "grey" thing is frequently an excuse people like to use in order to do what they want or justify what they want to justify and avoid feeling bad about it.

Not that there is never "grey." But I don't think there is nearly as much as some people like to say there is.

I can clearly state without any bias that this post clearly demonstrates that you have your head stuck so far up your ass that you can lick your tonsils.
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Oops, I shouldn't be targeting you directly but focusing on the post itself. I'm not quite sure how to do that though because the post itself doesn't have a head, ass or tonsils. My apologies to you and Cleets.

[CAA Flagship]

So you think open mindedness leads to greater dishonesty?

No. More blood.

[BlueHen86]

Everybody has a bias in a certain sense. We all have premises from which we proceed; particularly with respect to what is "right" and what is "wrong."

However, assessment of a question such as "is 'conservatism" more dishonest or is 'liberalism" need not be subject to bias. It's quite possible to be objective while making judgements about such things.

I didn't say I can show that my opinion with respect to which "side" is more dishonest is the truth. I said it's not based on bias. And it's not. I did not decide that Liberalism is more dishonest because I don't like Liberalism. Rather, my observation that Liberalism is dishonest is a factor in me not liking Liberalism. It is one of many observations that preceded a decision to reject what we call "Liberalism."

And I don't think the world is as "grey" as you think it is. I think that there are many situations that people portray as "grey" that, on further analysis, can be expressed in "black and white" terms. I think the "grey" thing is frequently an excuse people like to use in order to do what they want or justify what they want to justify and avoid feeling bad about it.

Not that there is never "grey." But I don't think there is nearly as much as some people like to say there is.

So you think open mindedness leads to greater dishonesty?

I think what he is saying is that his open mindedness has led to loss of grey matter.

[Chizzang]

I can clearly state without any bias that this post clearly demonstrates that you have your head stuck so far up your ass that you can lick your tonsils.
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Oops, I shouldn't be targeting you directly but focusing on the post itself. I'm not quite sure how to do that though because the post itself doesn't have a head, ass or tonsils. My apologies to you and Cleets.

Actually you're well within the bounds on that comment...
You are implying "this particular post" and you're obviously being sarcastic

Very easy to read and somewhat harmless