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Beekeeper » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

8 minutes ago

IT takes a **** MORON to keep trying.

So give up asshole..


 

Blackvegetable » Yesterday, 2:40 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 2:40 pm

https://youtube.com/shorts/27qPeYt5YL8? ... gN4kOcH9UO

In 10 years MAGA is gonna be a synonym for "slizz"...

I'M NOT GONNA PLAY YOUR GAMES.....(....sob...)..!

Which of the following is the best example of shifting the burden of proof?

 A. Making a claim and then providing evidence to support it.
B. Asking someone to clarify what they mean before responding.
C. Copying a claim from the internet, refusing to defend it, and then demanding that everyone else prove it wrong.
D. Changing your opinion after better evidence is presented.

I am going to paste the following along with the question. It just saves time. 

 you are making a "survivorship bias" fallacy. And **** you if you think I am going to define that for you. "

Do you see the bold part? That was my claim. The second half of it? That is not a claim. 

I did my job and proved my claim. I gave you links and supported my thesis...which you ran from. That second part? I am under no obligation to go over vocab with you. That is a term that anyone who claims to have knowledge of statistics should know. Your ignorance of basic vocab is not my duty to rectify. That is on you. 
 

Vegas » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

6 minutes ago

Which of the following is the best example of shifting the burden of proof?

 A. Making a claim and then providing evidence to support it.
B. Asking someone to clarify what they mean before responding.
C. Copying a claim from the internet, refusing to defend it, and then demanding that everyone else prove it wrong.
D. Changing your opinion after better evidence is presented.

I am going to paste the following along with the question. It just saves time. 

Do you see the bold part? That was my claim. The second half of it? That is not a claim. 

I did my job and proved my claim. I gave you links and supported my thesis...which you ran from. That second part? I am under no obligation to go over vocab with you. That is a term that anyone who claims to have knowledge of statistics should know. Your ignorance of basic vocab is not my duty to rectify. That is on you.

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Blackvegetable » 9 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

9 minutes ago

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Which of the following is the best example of shifting the burden of proof?

 A. Making a claim and then providing evidence to support it.
B. Asking someone to clarify what they mean before responding.
C. Copying a claim from the internet, refusing to defend it, and then demanding that everyone else prove it wrong.
D. Changing your opinion after better evidence is presented.

I am going to paste the following along with the question. It just saves time. 

 you are making a "survivorship bias" fallacy. And **** you if you think I am going to define that for you. "

Do you see the bold part? That was my claim. The second half of it? That is not a claim. 

I did my job and proved my claim. I gave you links and supported my thesis...which you ran from. That second part? I am under no obligation to go over vocab with you. That is a term that anyone who claims to have knowledge of statistics should know. Your ignorance of basic vocab is not my duty to rectify. That is on you. 
 

Vegas » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

4 minutes ago

Which of the following is the best example of shifting the burden of proof?

 A. Making a claim and then providing evidence to support it.
B. Asking someone to clarify what they mean before responding.
C. Copying a claim from the internet, refusing to defend it, and then demanding that everyone else prove it wrong.
D. Changing your opinion after better evidence is presented.

I am going to paste the following along with the question. It just saves time. 

Do you see the bold part? That was my claim. The second half of it? That is not a claim. 

I did my job and proved my claim. I gave you links and supported my thesis...which you ran from. That second part? I am under no obligation to go over vocab with you. That is a term that anyone who claims to have knowledge of statistics should know. Your ignorance of basic vocab is not my duty to rectify. That is on you.

E.


Or any of these


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Blackvegetable » 2 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

2 minutes ago

E.

Or any of these

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E has been debunked. Already included in these post. And didn't click it, I will not....you know the rest.




Which of the following is the best example of shifting the burden of proof?

 A. Making a claim and then providing evidence to support it.
B. Asking someone to clarify what they mean before responding.
C. Copying a claim from the internet, refusing to defend it, and then demanding that everyone else prove it wrong.
D. Changing your opinion after better evidence is presented.

I am going to paste the following along with the question. It just saves time. 

 you are making a "survivorship bias" fallacy. And **** you if you think I am going to define that for you. "

Do you see the bold part? That was my claim. The second half of it? That is not a claim. 

I did my job and proved my claim. I gave you links and supported my thesis...which you ran from. That second part? I am under no obligation to go over vocab with you. That is a term that anyone who claims to have knowledge of statistics should know. Your ignorance of basic vocab is not my duty to rectify. That is on you. 
 

Vegas » 16 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

16 minutes ago

E has been debunked. 

Haven't seen it...


 

Blackvegetable » 17 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

17 minutes ago

Haven't seen it...

Blatant lie.           It's post it every time I post this. Look below you illiterate ****. 

This lie is as blatant as "Not a penny."                





Which of the following is the best example of shifting the burden of proof?

 A. Making a claim and then providing evidence to support it.
B. Asking someone to clarify what they mean before responding.
C. Copying a claim from the internet, refusing to defend it, and then demanding that everyone else prove it wrong.
D. Changing your opinion after better evidence is presented.

I am going to paste the following along with the question. It just saves time. 

 you are making a "survivorship bias" fallacy. And **** you if you think I am going to define that for you. "

Do you see the bold part? That was my claim. The second half of it? That is not a claim. 

I did my job and proved my claim. I gave you links and supported my thesis...which you ran from. That second part? I am under no obligation to go over vocab with you. That is a term that anyone who claims to have knowledge of statistics should know. Your ignorance of basic vocab is not my duty to rectify. That is on you. 

Vegas » 5 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

5 minutes ago

Blatant lie.  

Prove it.

Blackvegetable » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

4 minutes ago

Prove it.

           
Why do you do this to yourself? It's literally below the multiple choice question.  Every single time. Literally, every time...including what you just quoted. 




Which of the following is the best example of shifting the burden of proof?

 A. Making a claim and then providing evidence to support it.
B. Asking someone to clarify what they mean before responding.
C. Copying a claim from the internet, refusing to defend it, and then demanding that everyone else prove it wrong.
D. Changing your opinion after better evidence is presented.

I am going to paste the following along with the question. It just saves time. 

 you are making a "survivorship bias" fallacy. And **** you if you think I am going to define that for you. "

Do you see the bold part? That was my claim. The second half of it? That is not a claim. 

I did my job and proved my claim. I gave you links and supported my thesis...which you ran from. That second part? I am under no obligation to go over vocab with you. That is a term that anyone who claims to have knowledge of statistics should know. Your ignorance of basic vocab is not my duty to rectify. That is on you. 

 

Vegas » 11 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

11 minutes ago

           
Why do you do this to yourself? It's literally below the multiple choice question.  Every single time. Literally, every time...including what you just quoted. 

. 

Do you see the bold part? That was my claim. The second half of it? That is not a claim. 

I did my job and proved my claim. I gave you links and supported my thesis...which you ran from. That second part? I am under no obligation to go over vocab with you. That is a term that anyone who claims to have knowledge of statistics should know. Your ignorance of basic vocab is not my duty to rectify. That is on you.

That crap?


It's gibberish.


You asserted something about the survey being tainted by "Survivorship bias", refused to explain it and invited me to figure it out...

That's "shifting the burden of proof".

Blackvegetable » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

8 minutes ago

That crap?

 

Well of course you are going to say that. Duh. Any evidence that flattens you is going to be dismissed by your *******. 

It stays. **** off. 




Which of the following is the best example of shifting the burden of proof?

 A. Making a claim and then providing evidence to support it.
B. Asking someone to clarify what they mean before responding.
C. Copying a claim from the internet, refusing to defend it, and then demanding that everyone else prove it wrong.
D. Changing your opinion after better evidence is presented.

I am going to paste the following along with the question. It just saves time. 

 you are making a "survivorship bias" fallacy. And **** you if you think I am going to define that for you. "

Do you see the bold part? That was my claim. The second half of it? That is not a claim. 

I did my job and proved my claim. I gave you links and supported my thesis...which you ran from. That second part? I am under no obligation to go over vocab with you. That is a term that anyone who claims to have knowledge of statistics should know. Your ignorance of basic vocab is not my duty to rectify. That is on you. 

Vegas » 19 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

19 minutes ago

Well of course you are going to say that. Duh. 

Because it's crap.

 

Blackvegetable » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

4 minutes ago

Because it's crap.

Your usual cop-out ^^^ Moron .
It's impossible to not have 100% accuracy on you. 



Which of the following is the best example of shifting the burden of proof?

 A. Making a claim and then providing evidence to support it.
B. Asking someone to clarify what they mean before responding.
C. Copying a claim from the internet, refusing to defend it, and then demanding that everyone else prove it wrong.
D. Changing your opinion after better evidence is presented.

I am going to paste the following along with the question. It just saves time. 

 you are making a "survivorship bias" fallacy. And **** you if you think I am going to define that for you. "

Do you see the bold part? That was my claim. The second half of it? That is not a claim. 

I did my job and proved my claim. I gave you links and supported my thesis...which you ran from. That second part? I am under no obligation to go over vocab with you. That is a term that anyone who claims to have knowledge of statistics should know. Your ignorance of basic vocab is not my duty to rectify. That is on you. 

Blackvegetable » Yesterday, 4:59 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 4:59 pm

Historically, the cost of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) averaged roughly $105 to $120 per U.S. citizen per year (or about $36 to $45 annually based on specific taxpayer calculations) when the agency operated on an annual budget of around $40 billion to $63 billion.

And how is it that a dope like you thinks we SHOULD be wasting money on pork given to liberal programs WHEN YOU LOST THE ELECTION IN A LANDSLIDE?
If YOU want to donate that kind of money to liberal idiots, no one will stop you!
But you AIN'T gonna get it from ME asshole!

Thanks to Trump and DOGE!

Vegas » Today, 11:01 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 11:01 am

Your usual cop-out ^^^

100% accuracy.


 

Blackvegetable » Yesterday, 4:59 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 4:59 pm

Historically, the cost of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) averaged roughly $105 to $120 per U.S. citizen per year (or about $36 to $45 annually based on specific taxpayer calculations) when the agency operated on an annual budget of around $40 billion to $63 billion.

To QUOTE your KNEEGROW GOD, ovomit the moron,...

"ELECTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES"!!!

So, NOW, you can do as he ALSO SAID- "sit down and shut up"!!

         

Zeets2 » 52 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

52 minutes ago

LOST THE ELECTION IN A LANDSLIDE?

 

Post the popular vote margin...

Blackvegetable » 32 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

32 minutes ago

100% accuracy.

Copies me. Thereby, once again, proving that he has no thoughts of his own. 


Anyway, I am going to get busy spamming the **** out of your useless OPs. You know the gig and how it works. I won't stop until you answer. 

Enjoy. 

Vegas » Today, 12:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 12:43 pm

Copies me. Thereby, once again, proving that he has no thoughts of his own. 

Anyway, I am going 

Always crap.