Post by aussie on Jan 15, 2010 13:19:05 GMT
Nah don`t be daft Dave, Merse is never wrong, it`s always everyone else that MUST be wrong, you see he is always correct and knows absolutely everything about anything and no-one has the right to question his superior knowledge and wisdom without being belittled or slagged off in one way or another! Ask Anna!
"for the convenience of the conquering European" It doesn`t matter who`s benefit it was for, the issue is you clearly stated "a continent that brutally virtually wiped out the indigenous population" WRONG! A tiny little island next to Europe brutally virtually wiped out the indigenous population of Australia, you can try and twist it any way you want but you cannot keep ignoring your own statement just to suit your argument! Doesn`t matter how many times I read it, it still says "a continent that brutally virtually wiped out the indigenous population" an incorrect statement or poorly phrased statement, I suggest you read it back a few times so you can understand what YOU wrote! If you don`t want to be misunderstood then phrase your statements so they can`t be misunderstood, or is that your plan so you can wriggle out of things you clearly say and then turn them around on people so you can blame them for your literary inaccuracies! It`s obviously a waste of time trying too talk any sense as you refuse as always to climb down from your viewpoint or to try and get you to see anyone elses point of view, smacks of blatant ignorance of the highest order to not be prepared to try and see any other angle but your own!
"for the convenience of the conquering European" It doesn`t matter who`s benefit it was for, the issue is you clearly stated "a continent that brutally virtually wiped out the indigenous population" WRONG! A tiny little island next to Europe brutally virtually wiped out the indigenous population of Australia, you can try and twist it any way you want but you cannot keep ignoring your own statement just to suit your argument! Doesn`t matter how many times I read it, it still says "a continent that brutally virtually wiped out the indigenous population" an incorrect statement or poorly phrased statement, I suggest you read it back a few times so you can understand what YOU wrote! If you don`t want to be misunderstood then phrase your statements so they can`t be misunderstood, or is that your plan so you can wriggle out of things you clearly say and then turn them around on people so you can blame them for your literary inaccuracies! It`s obviously a waste of time trying too talk any sense as you refuse as always to climb down from your viewpoint or to try and get you to see anyone elses point of view, smacks of blatant ignorance of the highest order to not be prepared to try and see any other angle but your own!
It all depends on who is reading those statements doesn't it..................I haven't seen anyone else come in and take your stance on this subject Aus.