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Is The Political Future Of Elizabeth Warren Over?

Nous

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
It was precisely "unscientific" because she had no scientific basis.
Then this statement that you have made here is likewise "unscientific".

How is what Warren did any more worthy of condemnation than what you have posted here?
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
Then this statement that you have made here is likewise "unscientific".

How is what Warren did any more worthy of condemnation than what you have posted here?
You made the criticism of being "unscientific".
I simply showed you that her belief was the same.
This lawyerly tactic of trying to shift the fault to me won't work, Mr Hutz.
Are you actually trying to defend her claim that she's an Indian?
 

Watchmen

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
#39:

Prove that she perpetrated fraud. You can only do so by showing that she made a false statement. Prove it.
She identified herself as Native American. That was a misrepresentation. Whether it was intentional or negligent, I don’t know.
 

Nous

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
You made the criticism of being "unscientific".
I simply showed you that her belief was the same.
I said that there was nothing illegal, unethical or unscientific about her listing her race as Native American on the registration card. I say her statement was not unscientific because neither "race" nor "Native American" is a term defined by way of the scientific method.

You claim that her listing her designation of her race was unscientific due to a lack of scientific basis. I noted that your statement is likewise lacking, and I asked why her statement is more worthy of condemnation than hers. I ask again.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
I said that there was nothing illegal, unethical or unscientific about her listing her race as Native American on the registration card. I say her statement was not unscientific because neither "race" nor "Native American" is a term defined by way of the scientific method.

You claim that her listing her designation of her race was unscientific due to a lack of scientific basis. I noted that your statement is likewise lacking, and I asked why her statement is more worthy of condemnation than hers. I ask again.
That's a very legalistic argument to avoid addressing what she did.
No one is suggesting that she be prosecuted....just scorned or mocked.
 

Nous

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
That's a very legalistic argument to avoid addressing what she did.
No one is suggesting that she be prosecuted....just scorned or mocked.
These are more statements from you that qualify as "unscientific" according to your claim about what qualifies as "unscientific". Therefore why is her statement more condemnationworthy than your statements?
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
These are more statements from you that qualify as "unscientific" according to your claim about what qualifies as "unscientific". Therefore why is her statement more condemnationworthy than your statements?
By your rationale, Donald Trump could claim to be black.
 
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