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It's called illeism. It's a psychological disorder.
He also employs the Harrier Deflection Technique. A term I coined a while ago whilst encountering his smarmy and snarky posting style for the first time. He'll just deflect, deflect, deflect when his arguments are addressed, answered, torn apart, and ripped asunder because he hasn't the capacity to debate with an open mind.
He likes to argue using logical fallacies. Such as this:
The sermon started out great today. The pastor was talking about how all living things, and even non-living things such as mountains, sing praises to the Lord just by being what they are meant to be.
Then he turned an excellent sermon into a political rant.
He started to say that humans are responsible for global warming, when this is still a controversial topic.
He mentioned Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth and even conceded that global warming has occurred in periods before fossil fuels, as Gore states in his book.
He said that Gore was mainly concerned with our own civilization - not the Earth - which will regenerate on its own - which makes it rather clear that Gore just wants to sell books and expand control and regulation, which is the wet dream of all liberals.
The pastor even mentioned Earth Day.
I thought that was the final straw, until he gave the benediction and said these words:
"Think globally, and live liberally".
Turn him in to the IRS, they aren't supposed to talk about politics. Oh that's right, the IRS probably gave him the script.
He also employs the Harrier Deflection Technique. A term I coined a while ago whilst encountering his smarmy and snarky posting style for the first time. He'll just deflect, deflect, deflect when his arguments are addressed, answered, torn apart, and ripped asunder because he hasn't the capacity to debate with an open mind.
He likes to argue using logical fallacies. Such as this:
god kills people that worship him.
Wrong - Harrier debates from a logical standpoint. You are referring to instances where Harrier destroyed liberal arguments like your own with logic, and you are rewriting history, pretending that Harrier deflected, when that is a tactic used by liberals since they never seem to have any support for their arguments.
Did you really just claim that Harrier said that "God kills people that worship Him"?
That is categorically false - both in the factualness of the statement - and in your assertion that Harrier ever made such an inane statement.
There is a community down in Orange County where Harrier could eat cat(or dog) if he was a mind of to do so - or so legend teaches as such.
It's illegal. Harrier can continue to stereotype that community as he loves to do, (having mentioned it in more than one thread) but Harrier, like the members of that community, would find himself meeting the judicial system.
If Harrier desires to eat a dog in that Orange County community it is going to be a hot dog dipped in corn batter and fried.
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It's illegal. Harrier can continue to stereotype that community as he loves to do, but Harrier, like the members of that community, would find himself meeting the judicial system.
If Harrier desires to eat a dog in that Orange County community it is going to be a hot dog dipped in corn batter and fried.
Why?
Explain to Harrier how laws prevent someone from breaking them?
Sweet Jesus, that comment leveled me with laughter. Thank you sir, simple yet unbelievably hilarious.
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