I don’t believe it is false and its only malicious to you because you are so thin skinned. So I stand by my statement that I believe you are a conspiracy nut.
And now CougarGA7 leaves us, passing out of the realm of reasoned discussion and into the land of mindless insults.
No doubt you feel more at home there, even long for it, whenever you're away, however briefly...
So the insult is your sword-weapon of choice?
Very well, so be it. You like insults, and like to be insulted in return, obviously...
Well, I can accommodate that need.
CougarGA7's insult-sword is the term "conspiracy nut" -- it fits him, he wields it with a practiced professionalism.
So let me introduce you to my sword -- it is newly forged, still hot from the fire, and not yet tested in battle, but shows great promise, I think.
To keep a long introduction as short as possible, I'll just mention that many years ago I had lengthy debates with dedicated Holocaust deniers -- no, not on Free Republic, but a similar format.
These people were vastly more crude than anyone here can imagine, but as with CougarGA7, they began by sounding reasonable enough.
But even in the beginning, when they tried hardest to appear rational, they couldn't stop themselves from being arrogant, condescending and insulting.
It was something in their nature, I'm sure.
And as the discussions lengthened, the deniers' insults intensified and their reasonableness evaporated.
And in the end, as with CougarGA7, their argument boiled down to the following:
Of course, there was nothing they would accept as "proof," nor would they reject any claims, no matter how flimsy, which supported their own positions.
They were simply beyond the reach of reason.
So I think CougarGA7 has always been a latent denier of presidential responsibility for the disaster at Pearl Harbor.
The tip-offs are his arrogance, condescension and insults -- those tell us right away, his mind is not functioning properly.
So, what's a good, insulting name for a Pearl Harbor denier?
Well, I don't know Greek, but "holocaust" means sacrifice by fire, and has a definite historical meaning.
Ukrainians use the word "holodomor," meaning "killing by hunger" to refer to Stalin's 1930s era genocide there.
So I'm thinking Pearl Harbor was a sacrifice -- not by fire, but by water, so how about using the Greek word for water: holo-hudor?
That could even be short for "sacrifice by water, wind and fire" -- holo-hudor-amenos-kai-pur.
So now, your insult-sword is calling me a "conspiracy nut"?
Then I'll call you a holohudor denier -- "Cougar the denier" for short.
Insult for insult:
En garde!
;-)