Like suggesting you don't need doctors for good health. Is it possible? Sure. Is it likely? No, no it isn't.
Criticizing Lawyers, Teachers & Dating
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Doctors do not dispense good health.
Arthur Brain
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Although they are rather helpful where it comes to diagnosing problems and suggesting avenues for cure and maintaining good health, a bit like someone well versed in law as opposed to those barely resembling a layman's knowledge of it.
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Arthur Brain
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Oh change the flippin' record Stripe. This topic has zero to do with either evolution or creationism and any disagreement with you has to do with the matter at hand, so quit projecting and educate yourself on how the legal process works so you don't embarrass yourself to the extent you already have...
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Arthur Brain
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See what? That the lameness of your own 'response' only serves to underline your own silly and irrelevant projection/obsession?
Well yeah, saw that, as the topic of law has zilch to do with either evolution or creationism. No wonder you know so little about it...
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Daedalean's_Sun
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Because the innocent are never convicted. :cloud9:
Arthur Brain
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But either that's all the lawyer's faults or some other bizarre explanation for it, probably connected to the irrelevancy of evolution or some such deflective crap. His ignorance of even the basics of due legal process were plastered on here for all to see but stand by for yet another 'evolutionist' sound bite.
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Yes, they are.
Daedalean's_Sun
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Ergo, the innocent do in fact need to worry.
Yeah, and you can worry you might get struck by lightning as well.
In the meantime, I notice we are talking about something utterly divorced from what was on the table a moment ago.
Evolutionists must always argue, no matter what.
Daedalean's_Sun
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What do you suppose is the relevant likelihood of being struck by lightening versus an Innocent person being convicted within the American system of jurisprudence? Is the conviction of an innocent person equivalent to being stuck by lighting?
But you didn't make your comment 'a moment ago'. I'm arguing what you said earlier in this thread. You said something exceedingly stupid, you were called on it, and now you are trying to wriggle your way out of it.
Daedalean's_Sun
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If you ever need a kidney transplant, let us know how willing you are to stick to that position.
Daedalean's_Sun
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I'm going to start calling these inane quips, stripe-isms.
Daedalean's_Sun
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If you happen to need a transplant, and there are doctors available who are capable of performing such an operation, that would indeed be quite good for your health.
these guys seem to manage ok :idunno:
i'd like to discuss the crappy "justice" system that allows a murderer and rapist to live in order to keep a scumbag lawyer and a scumbag judge from further traumatizing a ten year old girl
these guys seem to manage ok :idunno:
Uh huh ... until someone needs an appendectomy, has a tubal pregnancy, life saving blood transfusion, chemo, etc.
They are lucky ... that's it.