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Show me one piece of birther “evidence” that hasn’t been debunked.

There are literally DOZENS of birther claims that have been debunked. And other than the SECRET report from their latest SECRET expert, which CAN’T be debunked because THEY WON’T RELEASE IT, I don’t know of one single damn claim that holds up.

Do you think that just because birthers have made dozens of different claims, that means some of them must be true?

I’ll give you a clue, Sherlock: If someone makes DOZENS of claims, and EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM THAT CAN BE EXAMINED TURNS OUT TO BE WORTHLESS, that’s a PATTERN.

Or do you normally rely on people who give you bad information several dozen times in a row?

Let’s take an example, separate from birtherism.

Your old car dies after many years of service, so you go ay a visit to Freddie’s Car Lot.

He sells you a car that he says is in pristine condition. It turns out to be a lemon. Within a year, it’s dead.

So you go... where?

Back to Freddie’s Car Lot.

He sells you a second car, swearing it was only driven by a little old lady on Sundays.

You soon find out the odometer has been rolled back 100,000, and it’s ready for the scrap heap.

So you go back and buy ANOTHER lemon from Freddie.

You do this 28 times in a row, believing Freddie’s promises every time.

Someone points out to you that either Freddie is an outright liar or he himself doesn’t know a damn thing about cars, and suggests you may find a better deal elsewhere.

You get angry and question that person’s motives, asking whether he gets kickbacks from some car dealer other than Freddie.

What do you call someone like that?