“Apparently, no matter what question you are asked, if it doesn’t apply to the one issue you want to talk about, you ignore it.
Why?
I have asked you many questions, and you haven’t answered.
Not that you have too, but you must admit, you are establishing a pattern of avoidance.
I think that many posters, including myself, have tried to answer 90% of your questions, and have addressed the ‘specific issue’ you want to discuss, over, and over, for days.
I already stated that some of the FLDS members told the JUDGE they would be ‘willing’ to provide UTAH Birth Certificates, if the Judge would just return ALL THE CHILDREN, indiscriminately.
The Judge said no. I even offered that I could be wrong, and you could counter it. You either ignored or missed my response.
So, that is proof I did address your questions.
You can stop with the NO ONE WILL ANSWER MY QUESTION stuff.
It is blatantly not true.
In my post to another freeper, I said, and I QUOTE:
Apparently, no matter what specific issue one wants to discuss regarding this case (in this case, what documents should be sufficient to prove a child is yours), the CPS supporters just want to go back to “the children were in danger”, as if that excuses any and all actions.
In your response to that post, you started with this:
“Apparently, no matter what question you are asked, if it doesn’t apply to the one issue you want to talk about, you ignore it.
I can only hope that your inclusion of quotation marks was an honest mistake, and that you didn't mean to imply that I made that statement.
My statement was about how often, no matter what issue we attempt to discuss, the responses always go back to "the children were abused". I realise for some people, that's all they care about. but those people could simply ignore questions that are not about what they are interested in.
It's those who RESPOND to questions, but respond by changing the subject, that were the object of my complaint. I've had a good exchange of ideas with some posters about the issue of documentation. But others just wanted to go back to the territory they are comfortable with.
I've not complained about people ignoring my questions, but about people who "answer" them by changing the subject.
I doubt there are many questions that have been asked to me that I haven't answered at least once. I can only think of one, and it was an impertinent and completely out-of-line question, and it wasn't asked by you.
If I have nothing further to say about a subject, I sometimes won't respond -- like I have no additional information about the story regarding the birth certificates, so I didn't respond to your response. I can't confirm or deny what you said, so I have nothing to add. If I look up the information later, I might be able to confirm or counter your claim.
As this is the first time I've asked what information would be needed to prove parentage, and I only asked the question ONE time, in ONE thread, it's hardly an apt description to suggest I have only one "specific issue", or that I want to discuss it over and over again.