re: #131 Van Helsing

I don’t recall asking asking for his ‘papers’

If someone is going to comment on policy that affects US tax payers, then I would expect a response that says ’ I’m not a US taxpayer, so I have no real reason make any statement regarding US policies.

Thanks for confirming that your purpose IS to tell people who aren’t in the US that they ‘don’t have any reason’ to post here about anything regarding the US.

Have you filled Charles in yet on the commenting policy here on his own blog? Thanks so much.

Any statement I might make is a akin to Van Helsing saying that any one in the UK should be granted full rights under the US Constitution while they’re in France.

Here you demonstrate your total inability to construct a applicable analogy. It’s not really that surprising, given that you opened by claiming you ‘weren’t asking for papers’ and then went on to do exactly that.

In other words, noise - worth nothing.

Have a nice day.

I’m neither evil, or stupid. If you you have any points beyond ad hominem attacks.. i’m sure I can count on you to let me know.

Says the moron who opened with ad hominem attacks, implying that Jimmah was a tax cheat of some sort and impugning his patriotism. The moron who then ended by saying “I’m not calling for papers”—- and then called for papers. Which is what you did by claiming that non-Us taxpayers have ‘no reason’ to comment on LGF about US issues. You absolutely were implying that they have no right to comment about them.

Guess what: it’s not ‘ad hom’ to point out that a stupid attack is indeed stupid, and to infer that the person making stupid and evil comments is in fact stupid and evil.