On The Trail Of Delusion

[Rick Plant]

Again, very silly.  Particularly coming from you.  You have made thousands of posts about Trump and the kind of "personality"" that he has on this forum.  Have you met him?  According to your bizarre logic maybe he is a warm and fuzzy guy in private and you should refrain from comment about him.   Again, though, what point is it that you are trying to make in this context?  Can you focus?  Are you suggesting that perhaps Oswald wrote "Hunter of Fascists.  HA HA HA" on the BY photo because he thought of himself as being humorous in that picture?  The one that depicts him holding the rifle he intended to kill someone with just a few days later.

What you're doing is silly.

You made an absolute statement about Lee Harvey Oswald regarding his personality stating "he never had a sense of humor" but you never met the man to know if he never had a sense of humor as you claimed.

Instead of answering the question regarding the absolute statement you made about Oswald, you gaslight and bring up a different subject of Trump to avoid answering my question. Really pathetic.   

[Rick Plant]

Actually he did act differently that day

1) He 'reached out' to Kennedy while at a distance
2) He got 'up-close & personal' with Tippit

What a guy! 

Try as you OAKers may, you'll never humanize the cold-blooded little cockroach
No sane person gives a rat's arse about Oswald's alleged 'personality' beyond what ultimate effect in had on Kennedy & Tippit

Richard Smith made an absolute statement that Oswald "never had a sense of humor". I asked Mr. Smith how would he know that for a fact since he never met the man. But he refused to answer that question and brought up a completely different topic in order to evade the question.     

Not sure how that makes me "humanizing" Oswald for stating an obvious fact.       

[Martin Weidmann]

What you're doing is silly.

You made an absolute statement about Lee Harvey Oswald regarding his personality but you never met the man to know if he never had a sense of humor as you claimed.

Instead of answering the question regarding the absolute statement you made, you gaslight and bring up a different subject of Trump to avoid answering my question. Really pathetic.

Really pathetic.

That's "Richard Smith" alright. Let's see if the weasel accepts my challenge.... although I'm pretty sure he won't, as it would not only involve disclosing his true identity and expose the lies he's telling, but also cost him a pretty penny.

[Rick Plant]

Really pathetic.

That's "Richard Smith" alright. Let's see if the weasel accepts my challenge.... although I'm pretty sure he won't, as it would not only involve disclosing his true identity and expose the lies he's telling, but also cost him a pretty penny.

I seriously doubt that he will accept but you can be sure to get another gaslighting response from him. 

[Rick Plant]

Oswald is not a "private" individual."  He is an historical figure who assassinated the President. There have been thousands of books, millions of pages, movies/documentaries and several investigations into him and his background/motivations for assassinating JFK.  Many more books and investigations exist relating to Oswald than even a person like Trump. But Rick's silly point is that it is impossible to reach any conclusion about an individual's private persona unless you know them in person. And you are apparently not bright enough to realize that the point being made is one supportive of the conclusion that Oswald did not write the "Hunter of Fascist" notation on the BY photo.  A point that you agree with.  You are so fixated on playing the contrarian that you are even interjecting your endless nonsense into this discussion.  How about applying this contrarian mantra to some of Stone's long debunked conspiracies theories?

You're wrong. Oswald was a private individual and then became an historical figure later.   

Sorry Richard, my point is not silly. You clearly stated that Oswald "never had a sense of humor in his life". The only way you would know that for a fact is If you knew the man personally, but you never did. In order to evade my question, you bring up Trump for some reason when he was never the subject of this topic.     

I'll ask you again: How would you know if Oswald "never had a sense of humor" unless you knew the man personally? 

That was a silly claim for you to make.

[Martin Weidmann]

I seriously doubt that he will accept but you can be sure to get another gaslighting response from him.

Of course he will show his true colors....

[Bill Brown]

Good one Bill.  Careful or he might challenge you to a debate!   

Yep.  If he was actually serious about it, wouldn't that be something?