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By Brandon (registered) | Posted September 12, 2011 at 13:50:09 in reply to Comment 69457
My apologies for the "misquote", yet when you engage in hyperbole people look for the meaning behind what you're trying to say. What I got from your comment was that Bob was suffering an unheard of degree of abuse and I asked you to clarify that. Apparently it upset you when I used hyperbole as well.
It also doesn't change the fact that you have yet to answer any of the specific questions that I have given you.
Now, maybe you have an obscure set of debating rules that someone has to follow in order to get you to respond to them, or maybe you're just in love with your own prose. Either way, the end result is that you come across as someone who loves to pontificate and wants to be seen as a font of unquestionable wisdom, yet you're short on details.
I'll rehash the specific questions that you've dodged so far:
What policies supported here are economically untenable and mind-dumbing?
What makes the views on LRT untenable?
And now this:
Now, you talking like this can be easily forgiven; the past mayor talking like this last year was more than a stretch - but his fan-club continuing to talk like this even after a year of witnessing the accelerating global economic melt-down is just plain scary.
I'm glad you can forgive me as I'm a simple soul, it's very kind of you from your perch of wisdom to be that generous. Now please explain to me how an excellent public transit system harms the economic future of our city? I await the dispensation of your wisdom with bated breath.
Or was that too angry?
I am disappointment in you're grammar.
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