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Lou Bricano
Jul 27, 2023, 4:42:43 PM7/27/23
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"You will not win this argument. I have post graduate
studies in the Constitution."
not-jane — 17 Jan 2020
https://tinyurl.com/wo9vj7k
There's a reason not-jane refuses to say at which school he pursued these
"studies" and refuses to say who any of his professors were, and refuses to say
what works he read. not-jane is *not* a constitutional scholar.
studies in the Constitution."
not-jane — 17 Jan 2020
https://tinyurl.com/wo9vj7k
There's a reason not-jane refuses to say at which school he pursued these
"studies" and refuses to say who any of his professors were, and refuses to say
what works he read. not-jane is *not* a constitutional scholar.
Keith Meeny
Jul 27, 2023, 9:19:37 PM7/27/23
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On 27 Jul 2023, Lou Bricano <l...@cap.con> posted some
news:4FAwM.162461$U3w1....@fx09.iad:
> "You will not win this argument. I have lost
Yes Rudy, you simply don't have enough phone books to be relevant.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General
confirmed special agents recovered 112 undelivered absentee ballots from a
construction dumpster Thursday morning. They were empty ballots intended
for the 40299 zip code.
Friday, the postal service confirmed the individual responsible is no
longer employed by the USPS.
The case has been accepted for federal prosecution by the U.S. Attorney’s
Office and they will determine what charges are appropriate after a review
of all the facts gathered by USPS OIG Special Agents, the statement says.
Special Agent Scott Balfour said the USPS OIG in Louisville responded to a
report of undelivered mail found by a citizen. When they arrived, they
found several classes of mail, including the absentee ballots and two
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The ballots and flyers have been returned to the USPS and will be
delivered to customers Thursday. Balfour said agents with the USPS OIG are
working to identify who is responsible for discarding the mail. The case
will be presented for federal prosecution to the U.S. Attorney's office
when it is finished.
https://www.whas11.com/article/news/politics/elections/louisville-
absentee-ballots-jeffersontown-usps/417-68671997-58f1-4e13-8a74-
1b637ae39bed
news:4FAwM.162461$U3w1....@fx09.iad:
> "You will not win this argument. I have lost
Yes Rudy, you simply don't have enough phone books to be relevant.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General
confirmed special agents recovered 112 undelivered absentee ballots from a
construction dumpster Thursday morning. They were empty ballots intended
for the 40299 zip code.
Friday, the postal service confirmed the individual responsible is no
longer employed by the USPS.
The case has been accepted for federal prosecution by the U.S. Attorney’s
Office and they will determine what charges are appropriate after a review
of all the facts gathered by USPS OIG Special Agents, the statement says.
Special Agent Scott Balfour said the USPS OIG in Louisville responded to a
report of undelivered mail found by a citizen. When they arrived, they
found several classes of mail, including the absentee ballots and two
political advertisements, meant for the Jeffersontown area.
The ballots and flyers have been returned to the USPS and will be
delivered to customers Thursday. Balfour said agents with the USPS OIG are
working to identify who is responsible for discarding the mail. The case
will be presented for federal prosecution to the U.S. Attorney's office
when it is finished.
https://www.whas11.com/article/news/politics/elections/louisville-
absentee-ballots-jeffersontown-usps/417-68671997-58f1-4e13-8a74-
1b637ae39bed
Lou Bricano
Jul 27, 2023, 9:52:25 PM7/27/23
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On 7/27/2023 6:19 PM, Chadlee "cuck" Blowjob, 350lb 5'1" morbidly obese
convicted child molester and lying fat fuck, lied:
> Yes Rudy, you have proved that not-jane is a charlatan.
I know.
convicted child molester and lying fat fuck, lied:
I know.
Lou Bricano
Jul 29, 2023, 9:26:45 PM7/29/23
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On 7/28/2023 10:34 AM, Francis Mark Hansen <fmh...@comcast.net>, sleazy
rent-skip chaser, possible polygamist and irrational gun nut, lied:
> "I have studied the Constitution" is an appeal-to-authority
> logical fallacy.
No, Francis, you stupid fuck. You obviously do *not* know what /argumentum ad
vericundiam/ is. The appeal to (from) authority fallacy is saying something is
so because someone else, ostensibly an authority, says it is so. Usually, the
"someone else" is *not* an authority in the matter being discussed. This is
what Hartung does when he cites Walter Williams or some other founders fetishist
blabbering about the electoral college (Williams had no expertise on the topic).
But if the person being cited *really is* an authority on the topic, then the
argument isn't necessary a fallacy.
But in this case, Francis, not-jane is not appealing to some other authority.
not-jane is saying he *is* an authority on the topic. That's not a fallacy, so
long as he really is an expert on the topic. I reject that. All we have so far
is not-jane *claiming* to have done "post graduate studies in the Constitution."
We don't know if that's actually true, and more to the point, we don't know if
the studies were any fucking good: no school, no professors, no works. I'm
convinced that not-jane *has* done some study of the matter, but of low quality.
It was done at a disreputable academic backwater like Hillsdale College or
George Mason U, and his "studies" were led by founders fetishist polemicists,
not scholars. In fact, from what not-jane writes, I *know* that to be the case.
> Most lawyers have had post graduate studies in the Constitution.
> Juris Doctor is a post-graduate degree. Constitutional law is
> part of a law school curriculum.
That doesn't make any random lawyer an expert in the Constitution or
constitutional law, Francis. For all we know, Francis, you were sleeping or
drunk in your constitutional law class (singular), or maybe you were daydreaming
about pulling down the Big Bucks as a rent-skip chaser, and you barely passed
the class.
rent-skip chaser, possible polygamist and irrational gun nut, lied:
> logical fallacy.
No, Francis, you stupid fuck. You obviously do *not* know what /argumentum ad
vericundiam/ is. The appeal to (from) authority fallacy is saying something is
so because someone else, ostensibly an authority, says it is so. Usually, the
"someone else" is *not* an authority in the matter being discussed. This is
what Hartung does when he cites Walter Williams or some other founders fetishist
blabbering about the electoral college (Williams had no expertise on the topic).
But if the person being cited *really is* an authority on the topic, then the
argument isn't necessary a fallacy.
But in this case, Francis, not-jane is not appealing to some other authority.
not-jane is saying he *is* an authority on the topic. That's not a fallacy, so
long as he really is an expert on the topic. I reject that. All we have so far
is not-jane *claiming* to have done "post graduate studies in the Constitution."
We don't know if that's actually true, and more to the point, we don't know if
the studies were any fucking good: no school, no professors, no works. I'm
convinced that not-jane *has* done some study of the matter, but of low quality.
It was done at a disreputable academic backwater like Hillsdale College or
George Mason U, and his "studies" were led by founders fetishist polemicists,
not scholars. In fact, from what not-jane writes, I *know* that to be the case.
> Most lawyers have had post graduate studies in the Constitution.
> Juris Doctor is a post-graduate degree. Constitutional law is
> part of a law school curriculum.
That doesn't make any random lawyer an expert in the Constitution or
constitutional law, Francis. For all we know, Francis, you were sleeping or
drunk in your constitutional law class (singular), or maybe you were daydreaming
about pulling down the Big Bucks as a rent-skip chaser, and you barely passed
the class.
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