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>>Strawman I can prove my assertion Fine. If your assertion can be proven, then it can't
be disproven, and therefore the statement that no-one can disprove it adds nothing to the strength of the argument. I don't recall Einstien going around saying 'no-one can disprove E=mc**2' - he just proved it (based of course on the assumption of a Lorenz Transform, but let's not get distracted). That just leaves the little matter of whether you have
proven your assertion in your following paragraphs. I will leave it to the other readers of the forum to
decide whether you have done so. >> The above post agreed with TN that
>> representative democracy, especially here, well, stinks. Huh? And where does it work better than here? Tell me - I'll emmigrate! I have to agree that democracy is a dreadful way to
run society, but (as Churchill said) it is the best way
which has been tried so far. Do you have a better suggestion?
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