The facts remain to this day — no one has produced any evidence that any court is acting upon,
***Ahhhh, now we start to see the qualifiers upon your original statement, which I properly identified as trollish. Otherwise you wouldn’t be putting qualifiers on it. As far as acting upon, there has been 5 forwards for conference, which by my earlier analysis is a 0.3^5 chance of happening for any case, less than 2 tenths of a percent chance.
or any evidence that any court has verified,
***That’s because they all see a huge political hot potato that no one wants to deal with so they push it up the chain citing “lack of standing”.
or any court is taking any kind of action towards removing Obama from office.
***Argument from silence. You don’t know this is true. Yet.
It’s simply not happening.
***Again an argument from silence. Typical of trolls like you.
I mean, if something was happening to remove Obama from office, we would all know about it.
***Straw argument. First, you can’t remove him from office until he’s in office. Second, the proper procedure is to go through the SCOTUS and we all DO know some of it. Third, there are things we can’t know and your continued arguments from silence of what we cannot know — your presumption that we would know it — is continued evidence of your trollhood.
All we’ve got is simply a lot of people *very opinionated* about what *should* happen
***Nothing wrong with that, being very opinionated on a constitutional forum regarding a constitutional crisis. What is your freeping problem?
— but *nothing* is happening in a practical way (i.e., “removing Obama”...), nothing at all.
***Again with that “nothing” thing. Soon you’ll need to qualify that statement because you’ll realize it shows you to be a troll engaging in hyperbolic straw argumentation. Don’t you ever argue legitimately? Take a critical thinking class, Mr. Alien Abduction Troll. As far as the rest of your post, it’s too long winded so I’ll be breaking up the response into separate paragraphs.
When one doesn’t take to “common sense” about something — the best answer is to “wait and see”.
So, it would seem that for you, the best answer is simply going to be — “we’ll see if it works out the way you say — or — it works out the way I say it will...”
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I’ll be talking my common sense and I guess you’ll be talking yours, too, won’t you. I’m confident that my common sense thinking will actually be the “real life situation” that we see actually transpires...