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Re: Preval:entre le silence coupable et l'amateurisme politique     

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Author: boulou
Date: Jun 13, 2008 05:03

......- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Declarer que le texte a beaucoup de contradictions sans les pointer du doigt c'est parler pour ne rien dire.Et meme,demontrer les contadictions sans etre capable de suggerer la voie a suivre,c'est speculer dans le vide.J'accepte que le texte est un p'tit peu complique pour toi. Moss- Hide quoted text - Faut tout de meme ...
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Re: Preval:entre le silence coupable et l'amateurisme politique     

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Author: Moss
Date: Jun 11, 2008 13:27

... ,dont il n'est pas responsable.Compliqué à comprendre...- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Declarer que le texte a beaucoup de contradictions sans les pointer du doigt c'est parler pour ne rien dire.Et meme,demontrer les contadictions sans etre capable de suggerer la voie a suivre,c'est speculer dans le vide.J'accepte que le texte est un p'tit peu complique pour toi. Moss
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Re: An Interesting Multiple Personality Disorder Story     

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Author: Mark Edwards
Date: May 6, 2008 17:06

... Tom wrote: "Reasonably certain" is a particularly moronic oxymoron. You are "reasonably certain" of a whole bunch of stupid shit. Exactly what do you think an oxymoron is? I see no contadiction between the terms, which only shows that you are illiterate as well as being on drugs, having no sense of humor and being a liar. Mark Edwards -- Proof of Sanity Forged Upon Request ...
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Re: [9fans] Re: Building GCC     

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Author: Uriel
Date: Jan 24, 2008 09:13

... to lose is a few animated jokes and a load of adverts - maybe its the websites I visit. I agree linuxemu is the only practical way to get a "fully compliant browser experience". Having said this I shall contadict it, If abaco had css (en route) and if webfs has a good cache then I would be fine for 95%% of my needs. In its present form I use it for (say) 40%% of the time. This is ...
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Re: [9fans] Re: Building GCC     

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Author: Steve Simon
Date: Jan 24, 2008 02:06

... I seem to lose is a few animated jokes and a load of adverts - maybe its the websites I visit. I agree linuxemu is the only practical way to get a "fully compliant browser experience". Having said this I shall contadict it, If abaco had css (en route) and if webfs has a good cache then I would be fine for 95%% of my needs. In its present form I use it for (say) 40%% of the time. This is...
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Re: Identify Correctly The Existence Of The Religionist Mystic's God     

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Author: Immortalist
Date: Dec 28, 2007 21:39

...the mind of reason, no choice but then to identify those ideas. e.g. ask yourself, does the idea correspond to something in sensory reality, does it contain any known and or blatant contadictions OR is it totally 100%% mind dependent, e.g. Kant's idea that space and tree exist where each other exists at the same moment, therefore complete total utter crap. Michael Gordge...
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Re: Kant, the direct realist     

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Author: malenoid
Date: Dec 28, 2007 16:10

...mind of reason, no choice but then to identify those ideas. e.g. ask yourself, does the idea correspond to something in sensory reality, does it contain any known and or blatant contadictions OR is it totally 100%% mind dependent, e.g. Kants idea that space and tree exist where each other exists at the same moment, therefore complete total utter crap. Non sequitur. That was...
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Identify Correctly The Existence Of The Religionist Mystic's God     

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Author: Michael Gordge
Date: Dec 28, 2007 14:03

..., it leaves the mind of reason, no choice but then to identify those ideas. e.g. ask yourself, does the idea correspond to something in sensory reality, does it contain any known and or blatant contadictions OR is it totally 100%% mind dependent, e.g. Kant's idea that space and tree exist where each other exists at the same moment, therefore complete total utter crap. Michael Gordge
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Re: Kant, the direct realist     

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Author: Michael Gordge
Date: Dec 28, 2007 13:59

..., it leaves the mind of reason, no choice but then to identify those ideas. e.g. ask yourself, does the idea correspond to something in sensory reality, does it contain any known and or blatant contadictions OR is it totally 100%% mind dependent, e.g. Kants idea that space and tree exist where each other exists at the same moment, therefore complete total utter crap. Michael Gordge
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Re: G.K. Chesterton on Job     

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Author: Kater Moggin
Date: Oct 6, 2007 04:36

James Whitehead <somewhere@overtherainbow.com>: Job is Job is a blameless, righteous man who the Creator torments in direct contadiction to claims for Yahweh's justice and goodness. When he wonders what's happening the Creator rebukes him instead of telling him the truth. -- Moggin
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