InfoMan
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I don't nitpick small typographical errors of yours...
Now you are just lying.
back up your claim. the only typographical error i pointed out was your misuse of the word 'dumb ass' where you improperly appended the words together - which i did as a point of fact saying that i could. I have not typed out the myriad of other typographical and spelling errors which are often rife in your posts.
If you want me to - I'll start pointing them out.
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I point out the fact that you completely miss large contextual cues, do not understand commonly used colloquialisms,
You ae the fool who describes military bases as international airports/aoe...That is weapons grade stupid.
typo - 'ae' incorrectly spelled - correct spelling are
Acceptable word usage would be "You are" or "you're".
Military Airbases ARE international airports in that they are Airports which can launch and receive aircraft, as well as manage personal, cargo, and supplies across international lines. the FAA definition of an 'International Airport' is just an internal definition for the FAA. It does not extend Beyond the United States in most cases. Case in point - Rose Bay Water Airport was Australia's first international airport - but because US Customs and Immigration does not have an office there... then the FAA doesn't consider it an 'International Airport'.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_Bay_Water_Airport
was the starting point for the London-Sydney flights that were operated by Qantas Empire Airways and Imperial Airways in a codeshare agreement. This made it Australia's first international airport.
By restricting your view to what a government entity defines something as is Your fault... not mine.
Like wise - you must think that a tomato is a vegetable.
Supreme Court says it is a Vegetable.
Screw facts, science, or biology... A government entity defined it as such - and that is the definition we are going with!
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and you regularly use words incorrectly or simply do not (or refuse to) understand them...
You are the fool who wants us to believe that crossing the border is illegal
Crossing any border with out express permission by both countries is Illegal....
in almost every country and language.
The very idea that crossing a nation's border outside a designated entry point is anything But illegal is just pure and utter incompetence, and means that you are dreadfully unaware of borderline laws which have been around for Centuries. Nation's have gone to War because of this very thing.
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For instance - you had a long argument in another thread about 'Convection Fires'
http://www.collarchat.com/m_4994485/mpage_26/key_/tm.htm#5006997
You seem to have missed the part where real zero agreed I was right...that would speak directly to your inability to read/comprehend english.
Typo - English as a language is a proper noun, and thus is always capitalized.
Convection is a type of heat transference, not a type of fire.
There is no such thing as a 'convection fire' in any science or language.
To state 'convection fire' not only denotes a complete inability to comprehend English - but it shows a degree of ignorance in basic scientific principle as well. It doesn't matter if the opposing party that you're arguing with agree's with you or not when you use something horrendously incorrect.
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Have tried to argue the difference between Further and Farther.
http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=5008105
Successfully so by quoting to your own cite as validation.
improper word usage - You are using the word 'cite' incorrectly.
Cite is a Verb - and cannot be used as such. (cite your sources)
The word you are looking for is 'Citation'. (your own citation)
I have already addressed this in full.
http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=5008235
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English - Distinguishing Further from Farther.
Farther denotes an actual measurable distance.
The Barn is Farther away then the Shed.
Further denotes an abstract metaphorical distance.
He pushed himself further then his peers.
The phrase 'Goal posts' in English is contextually an abstract representation of an accepted finish line or win condition - commonly seen in sports. Thus when used in conjunction with a modifier that adds additional distance - the correct word to use is 'Further', rather then 'Farther' because no physical distance has been added, simply abstract metaphorical distance.
To expand on this conceptualization, and help better define an understanding.
When some one 'moves the goal posts' in an argument - By what distance was it moved?
In order for the word 'Farther' to be used in that context, it would need to denote a measurable physical distance.
I know this will all be lost on you because you lack the capacity to read proper English and will simply quote individual lines of dialogue because you can't possibly counter everything said here.
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Claimed that that the 'Legal process for Deporting Aliens' is not the same as, nor referencing directly 'Illegal Aliens'
http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=5008105
Once again, successfully based on the cite you provided.
improper word usage - You are using the word 'cite' incorrectly.
Cite is a Verb - and cannot be used as such. (cite your sources)
The word you are looking for is 'Citation'. (your own citation)
Incorrect.
2009 ICE 'Priorities' does not use the word 'Illegal Aliens'
https://www.ice.gov/doclib/detention-reform/pdf/nfop_priorities_goals_expectations.pdf
2010 ICE 'Priorities' do not reference to the offenders as 'Illegal Aliens'
https://www.ice.gov/doclib/news/releases/2010/civil-enforcement-priorities.pdf
the 2016 DHS fiscal report also does not refer to the offenders as 'Illegal Aliens'
https://www.dhs.gov/news/2016/12/30/dhs-releases-end-year-fiscal-year-2016-statistics
In fact, the DHS report doesn't even use the word 'Illegal Aliens' at all through out it's entire text.
If anything - you've been proven wrong... Again!
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You are nitpicking that i misused the words Then vs Than.
We are not doing the same thing.
Perhaps if you stamp your foot and stick your tongue out it will add vallidity to your ignorance
Typo - incorrect spelling of 'Validity'
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You're being ignorant.
I'm proving that you are ignorant.
Only in the mind of a puerile whistle punk.
Jesus you are phoquing stupid.
Still waiting for you to produce the data from before the big eared lying punk was in office.
Puerile means childish... it is largely unused because normal people adopted Juvenile to denote childish.
and a whistle punk is supposed to be the signal man for a yarder in lumbering, or so i'm told after watching a few episodes of 'Ax Men'...
Not sure how that pans out to be much of an insult... truth be told, it sounds like something some one would use to make it sound like they where smarter then they really are...
< Message edited by InfoMan -- 3/9/2017 9:31:21 AM >
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