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Moi, a grammar nazi?what's the ; doing after your second sentence?LOLOLOLIs this what you mean by a conclusion, Jackass "... this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime..."The fallacy of the CBS Rahn article you refer to is in the very first sentence of it.
"Although the special counsel's report on Russian interference does not come to a conclusion as to whether President Trump obstructed justice, Robert Mueller's team did examine 10 "discrete acts" in which he may have done so."
There is no "Although". By not coming to a conclusion, that IS a conclusion itself.
The conclusion is obstruction of justice didn't occur. If if had, THAT would have been the conclusion. Thus, the words "he may have done so" are a fallacy.
Rahn needs to think more before tapping his keyboard. You too.
And since the whole thing was nothing but a ruse, it is all MOOT.
Click this link for an hour of wasted time >>
Publicly released Mueller Report
That is not the conclusion, dope.
Mueller explained that to the world just two days ago. You missed it because you are incompetent and a fool.
Case closed. Let's take a 6 week vacation.
When a case is closed, there's nothing more to come from it;
whereas an ellipsis means there's more to come.
You're such a dolt, it doesn't even occur to you that you contradict yourself every time you post "case closed" after an ellipsis.![]()
seems a bit out of place to me. it certainly doesn't match your sentence structure and leaves a closed thought open.
then again, i only give a shit cause you're being a grammar nazi.
carry on.![]()
Faun has crossed to insanity.