To: Filo
You wrote:
“Quoting only half of the definition (which is an either/or one) is a really interesting form of dishonesty.”
I said “So, your definition is down by 50% already”, dumbass. Did you not see that? Either you saw it and are now going to lie about it (I noticed you made no mention of that entire point!) or you’re just a moron.
You wrote:
“Clearly the two cuffing Grant were surprised that anything at all happened.”
Not according to their testimony. They were surprised that there was a gunshot. They were not surprised that the officer wanted to use his taser.
89 posted on
07/09/2010 5:59:36 PM PDT by
vladimir998
(Part of the Vast Catholic Conspiracy (hat tip to Kells))
To: vladimir998
I said So, your definition is down by 50% already,
And as I said it's an or definition. It has to be A or B so, by definition, it's down by 50%.
Don't let your functional illiteracy be my fault.
Not according to their testimony. They were surprised that there was a gunshot. They were not surprised that the officer wanted to use his taser.
Q:How can you tell a cop is lying?
A:He's on the witness stand.
If the cops expected a taser they would have gotten out of the way.
96 posted on
07/09/2010 6:13:27 PM PDT by
Filo
(Darwin was right!)
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