The Bus Stop Farce

[John Iacoletti]

Let me catch you up: Oswald was seen wearing a jacket @Tippit. An if-guilty Oswald would not want to be wearing, in the line-up, the same clothing he was seen wearing @Tippit.

Thus, no request (unless you can prove otherwise) by Oswald for his jacket.

Well?

Well what? Your speculation about what Oswald would want is relevant how?

As if you could catch anybody up on anything. You can’t even keep people’s names straight.

[John Iacoletti]

Yeah, that's what I thought. When it comes right down to it you chicken out and run to mommy (or in this case Dale Myers).

I’ve engaged with Myers on Facebook. It’s a waste of time. He doesn’t ever admit to being wrong, even when he clearly is, and insults people who dare to disagree with him. Much like most of the LNers here.

[Martin Weidmann]

I’ve engaged with Myers on Facebook. It’s a waste of time. He doesn’t ever admit to being wrong, even when he clearly is, and insults people who dare to disagree with him. Much like most of the LNers here.

Of course he will never admit he is wrong, because he has a book to sell and a reputation to protect.

[John Iacoletti]

All it does is earn him the reputation of being both dishonest and irrational.

[Bill Chapman]

Well what? Your speculation about what Oswald would want is relevant how?

As if you could catch anybody up on anything. You can’t even keep people’s names straight.

Let me catch you up, Slick: No guilty Oswald would parade around in a jacket he was seen wearing
@Tippit.

Proof: He ditched it.

I acknowledged my unforced error and proved that I had many interactions regarding Fritz. Do you need more catching up, Barrister?

[Bill Chapman]

Easy. Look at your posting history. You even lie about not being dishonest.

You'll have to point out specific posts, since I see utterly no dishonesty on my part.

[Bill Chapman]

Exactly.

And color perception is subjective.