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03-16-2012 #101Master Sage







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03-16-2012 #105Chipmunk Enthusiast







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and the Irish man drinks the bar dry WAHEY !!
St Paddy's day tomorrow, hope everyone is getting wasted.
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03-16-2012 #108Chipmunk Enthusiast







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I love how the related articles bit picks out Max and has a load of Max Payne 3 articles.
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03-17-2012 #110Super Elite







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You can't just eat up the information your news networks provide for you, you have to dig deeper. Look at how knowledge is produced, for what purpose and how it's presented. You also must look at what is not said. Only then can you really critically look at sources. I wasn't justifying Fox by saying everything is awful, I said everything has a point of view. You happen to disagree with that point of view, and as a result you'd rather degrade the inherent value of the source rather than the content of the source. I didn't bother watching those John Stewart videos because I can already guess the content. He is a clown, a funny man. He isn't credible and never will be. He can act the politically savvy talking head, but he will never be a good source of information. He is a very good source for a point of view thouh.

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It's perfectly acceptable, I just find it loltacular that someone would even put his face on an American flag.
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I am stunned that some people appear to love their Playstation(1,2,3) or Xbox(360) more than I love the Denver Broncos.
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Stewart is the best form of news I've ever seen!
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It's pretty obvious that Stewart is a lefty but whatever he says, is not bullshit.
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I can honestly tell you that nobody would give a flying Fuck. I doubt even the queen would care.
It's mote to do with the fact they just don't report the news. Multiple studies have found that fox viewers are the least informed.
You should always attack the source. Hitlers interpretations of eugenics technically work. Should we adopt them ? So do his economic policies as well come to think of it.
Not true at all. We give each other stick and get competitive in rugby and other sports, we don't automatically hate each other.
Thanks.
On topic. I really don't see the issue here, but then again this is in a country that makes its kids swear allegiance to said flag every day at school.
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Only an egomaniac would be content with putting their face on the flag. Some kids growing up don't even know how the United States of America came to be. But yeah, god forbid someone cares, right?
That's not what he was getting at.
And how much do you know of President Bush? I just want to make sure you aren't parroting the whole low IQ angle as you're fairly young.Last edited by Blacksite; 03-19-2012 at 05:43.
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03-19-2012 #118
When someone simply attacks the source while completely ignoring the message/argument, that means they (in most cases) have no defense of his/her position.
As far as Hitler is concerned, were his interpretations of Eugenics wrong simply because they came from him, or are they just wrong in general regardless of what the source is? See, if the position/argument/belief is wrong, the source should make ABSOLUTELY no difference...
Like I said, you only resort to attacking the source when you have no other intelligent defense/argument."you are both the product and the architect of your environment"
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spyrde wants to slowly undress this post.
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03-20-2012 #121young rich and tasteless







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fair enough
I'm a history student. I spend my entire day attacking peoples sources. Arguments can be completely correct, but if the source of the information is wrong, then you are fucked.
Hitlers interpretation of eugenics isnt wrong. How he would have implemented it would have been eugenics in its purest form. I mean eugenics doesnt really work because of environment etc, but his method would be the most complete way to see if it actually did. It's not moral, well its barbaric and atrocious but never the less.
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03-20-2012 #122
Good stuff on being a history student, not really sure how it's relevant to debate, unless you guys do a lot of debating in history.
Attacking the source of the information rather than the information itself is a weak way to debate, it might work with people that don't have much experience or mental fortitude, but it's generally used when you have no other options.
Now, one thing you did say "if the source of the information is wrong", sure if you use the wrong source to find your info, but that has absolutely no relevance to what I was pointing out or what engage was doing. He was attacking the source of the information simply because he doesn't like that source, not because it was somehow "wrong". What he did is what's referred to as an ad hominem attack, plain and simple..."you are both the product and the architect of your environment"
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There is a part of history called historiography where you basically look at everything everyone else has said on a particular subject and explain why they are wrong and you are right. I don't see it as more of debating the sources but vetting them. Attacking the source is weak and not what a historian is supposed to do, but they can vet the value and accuracy of the source.

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03-22-2012 #124
Yes, you can absolutely vet the source, for instance, if you are quoting what an expert in residential construction said about proper wing size of an airplane. Without further vetting, the construction experts knowledge on avionic engineering is unknown and definitely questionable.
In this case though, simply attacking the source of the information because you don't like the source, and then not being able to comprehend why that's a weak stance... that's what I don't get.Last edited by weskurtz81; 03-22-2012 at 23:41.
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03-23-2012 #125young rich and tasteless







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well yeah essentially thats what I was trying to say. But you also have to remember that everything has an agenda, so one must take that into account. who is telling you what or who is choosing to report what is vital. two historians can interpret information in completely different ways. see goldhagen and browning on reserve police battalion 101. I'm not claiming to assert any kind of motive on any of these historians, but just trying to show that what is deemed important varies between people.
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