re: #191 Salamantis

And you failed to address the balance of my post.

1) That is clearly an admission that I successfully addressed your first very weak and obviously wrong point.

If you can’t speak, it’s kinda hard to call your dog.

Which was wrong. Dogs hear sounds not words.

2) Here is the balance of the post that you claim I failed to address..

I do’t think it has anything to do with Neanderthals not embracing kinship with animals, or empathy for their fellow tribe members, for anthropologists have excavated sites in which they buried their dead surrounded by the skulls of cave bears and covered with flowers.

Do you really think that is enough to disprove what I said that Neanderthals failed because they could not domesticate dogs? HuH” Are you trying to imply that Neanderthals had a symbiotic relationship with cave bears because there have been some bear skulls found buried with Neanderthals? That is a stretch. Maybe those skulls belonged to the bears that the Neanderthal had killed. Are you trying to imply that Cave bears and Neanderthals were like Humans and dogs? HA! you don’t know much about dogs or bears do you?

You apparently are so used to spouting whatever plops into your mind without having to field a decent comeback that you actually feel comfortable making an equivalence to the Neanderthal relationship with cave bears to the early humans’ relationship with dogs. Ha. Double HA!

I thought you were smarter than that.