Re: Do Rights Exist?

Ron Allen wrote:
> Ron Allen wrote:
>  > That may be true.  But, knowing how you treat
>  > anyone who happens to disagree with you, I doubt
>  > that everyone you know is open and frank with
>  > you about what they believe.
>
>
> Michael Price wrote:
>  > When have I treated you badly because you
>  > disagree with me?  I have treated you as you
>  > deserve.  If I insult you it's because you
>  > lie and evade.  You are slandering me again
>  > with accusations of unfairness, which naturally
>  > you do not back up.
>
>
> Ron Allen wrote:
>  > I have nothing more to add to this train of
>  > nonsense.
>
> Michael Price wrote:
>  > What's nonsense about it?  If I have ever said
>  > anything about you that was untrue tell me what
>  > it is.
>
> Ron Allen wrote:
>  > Our discussion is nonsense.  Our conversation is
>  > excretion.
>
> Michael Price wrote:
>  > That may be so but that doesn't mean that I've
>  > insulted you when you didn't deserve it.  I
>  > invited you to tell me if I ever said anything
>  > untrue about you, since you decline to name an
>  > instance of such I assume that means you can't
>  > think of any.  Therefore appologise for implying
>  > that I treat badly those who disagree with me.
>
> Ron Allen wrote:
>  > I do not wish to take the time to name the
>  > obvious.
>
> Michael Price wrote:
>  > You took time to make the original allegation
>  > back it up you lying coward.
>
> Ron Allen answers:
> I have nothing interesting to offer in reply.
>
  That's because you can't name a single instance of
me doing what you claim I do.  If you could that would
certainly qualify as interesting.  Implict admission of
cowardice and deception noted.
>
>
> Ron Allen wrote:
>  > I will not apologize.
>
> Michael Price wrote:
>  > Of course not because you never admit you were
>  > wrong ever, no matter how overwhelming the
>  > evidence.
>
> Ron Allen answers:
> You do not care about the facts.

  Name one time when I have not cared about the facts
you ****head hypocrite.

>  One is all too
> often tempted to engage in educated conversation
> with a fool.  I have often been told that one
> should just walk away.
>
  And yet you only become reluctant to give information when
it would prove your accusations against me.

> Ralph Waldo Emerson once defined conversation as
> "a game of circles".  I think that I know what he
> meant.
>
  I'm not the one who's refusing to answer questions or back up
claims.
>
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> "My country is the world, and my religion is to do
> good."
> -- Thomas Paine