Posted by Lou Pilder on August 28, 2014, at 9:25:41
In reply to Re: discussion (interjection), posted by ClearSkies on August 28, 2014, at 5:13:12
> > > > > > Can you say more about your interest or concern about whether I have insurance?
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> > > > > Yes, I can.
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> > > > Great, please do.
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> > > I did.
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> > I must have missed it, can you post a link? Thanks,
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> > Bob
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> How many times have I seen this tactic used when someone has reached a dead end of a discussion? This is a sign. I only know from obversation and experience.
> Carry on.
>
ClearSkies wrote,[...this tactic used...].
There are many tactics that I can expose here that are being used that IMHHHO could mark the difference between you being a live person or a corpse. This is because when these tactics that I will expose here are used, a subset of readers that are not aware that they are being deceived, could be deceived and be misled which could lead vulnerable people to kill themselves or lead to murder. This is because when a population like this here that are led to believe to take mind-altering drugs in collaboration with a psychiatrist/doctor are misled, they could falsely believe that there is justification for anti-Semitic hate to stand here and what they are doing will be good for their community as a whole. This is seen as that anti-Semitic statements and defamation toward me are allowed to be seen where the are originally posted as civil, supportive and will be good for this community as a whole by a subset of readers.
In deception by evasion, there generally accepted types of evasion which some are:
A. Declining to answer
B. Saying that they are unable or unwilling to answer
C. Deferring the question
D. Pleading ignorance
E. Saying someone else has to answer
When evasion is used, readers could be deceived and misled. This generally happens by the tactic of answering by stating an irrelevant statement that if true, could mislead readers into thinking that what is in question is true also, but that could not be and lead to a false conclusion. And even if it is true, the statement could be irrelevant to what is in question. A classic example is what I showed in an exchange with Phillipa and Mr. Hsiung. There are many more here and if readers that see these tactics like ClearSkies can object here, I think that lives could be saved here.
Lou
poster:Lou Pilder
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URL: http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/admin/20140304/msgs/1070409.html