I'm waiting for your proof that Democrats want these specific people to be freed. Get cracking now.
Why might Democrats insist that these people be freed?
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Yet it has 340 footnotes explaining or backing up the article.
I refuse to believe you don't know that the thread title is a question.
So far, you've not insisted that a single one the individual named in ITT be freed, have you?
Yes, or no?
Answer, Christiecrite!
So? Did I ask if Democrats might insist that Kilmar Armando Ábrego García be freed?
Spoiler alert: they did.
Jade Dragon
And I'm the one that jaded you.
Now, now, don't play with your food, just give Legion a swift kill shot. Then you can leave your trophy on JPP's doorstep.Why don't you just tell me what you're fishing for so I can address it, instead of doing all this googling.
Btw, your faith in ICE is touching.
RQAAI'm waiting for your proof that Democrats want these specific people to be freed. Get cracking now.
Denying history and what Democrats have been doing won't work, Kristie.
What you profess to believe and what you really believe are two different subjects.
Should the record therefore show that you speak for all Democrats regarding the individuals I've named in this thread?
Yes, or no?
Answer, Christiecrite!
You posited that Democrats might insist that criminals be freed. How many Democrats are you talking about, two? All of them?
Answer, Leggiecrite!
I asked "why Democrats might insist that these people be freed".
To posit something is to assume or suggest that it is true.
Now you know the difference.
So you thought.
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To posit means to put forward a theory, idea, or argument as a starting point for further discussion or investigation. It often implies making an assumption or suggesting something for consideration.
Sure. The definition doesn't say "to assume or suggest that it is true."
Same thing I said.
Want to try again?
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Positing does not necessarily mean that a theory or argument is true; it simply means to put forward or suggest a theory or argument for consideration. The truth of the posited theory or argument must be evaluated through evidence and reasoning.
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Looks like you're having a stroke in that picture. I am concerned about you.
