The AR-15 and the Navy Yard shooting

[Bricker]

@elucidator

Very confusing, Counselor. On the one hand, you firmly deny offering any sort of conspiracy theory. On the other hand, you offer us posts that insinuate and suggest a conspiracy of sorts. Is there some principle of rhetoric that you can go ahead and insinuate something so long as you deny you are doing so?

Is it some sort of “conspiracy” born out of an unrecognized bias, that all the liberal media tilt in a certain direction, hence, report the news consistent with that bias? That might be plausible, however, impossible to prove.

I have answered this precise question in post #17 of this thread:

@Bricker

Now, as to “conspiracy.”

I didn’t use the term, despite your placing in quotes and discussing what I said. A conspiracy is an agreement. When actors are similarly motivated, they act similarly. No agreement is needed.

@elucidator

Perhaps if you boil this down to a single thesis, one that does not depend on insinuation and suggestion, but is readily falsifiable? Clear and crisp, with defined premises and sharp edges?

That’s a remarkably ironic request coming from you, isn’t it?

In an earlier thread, I asked you:

@Bricker

Do you have an actual, plain, clear, answer?

And you replied:

@elucidator

Sure! You don’t deserve one.