Two can play at that game.
My advice, stop playing checkers when everybody else is playing chess.
My original post was all about how birthers lack common sense, are desperate, and pretend they have breakthrough evidence when they don’t.
Placenta Man strikes again, trying to make a bloody mess of things.
“I do, however, know enough to, unlike you, take a firm position.”
So? That goes nowhere toward establishing I don’t know anything. Which is why I said “Two can play at that game”: to point out that I, unlike you, apparently realize asking things like “Do you know anything?” is childish.
“My advice, stop playing checkers when everybody else is playing chess.”
Like I said, your “Do you know anything?” game is childish. If I’m generally playing checkers, that is tiddlywinks.
Ah, yes, “Placenta Man.” A retort worthy of Kasparov or Fischer.
“I do, however, know enough to, unlike you, take a firm position.”
This would be useful, nay, necessary on my part were I interested in entering that debate. But the reason I posted was to bring up how the debate is not what birthers seem to think it is, and that their wild overstatements only hurt their credibility. Therefore, me stradling the fence on “book flap gate” is neither here nor there.