No, it doesn't, but since you appear to be so convinced it does, let's play along. Please do tell us where in the article you found the Guardian making that claim. I'll wait as if I was actually expecting you to find it. You say when you've given up, otherwise we wouldn't know when you were done, would we?
I have found Adelle far more interesting and informed than a I have found in most here. If this is a personal vendetta, and it seems it is, I wish you would stop it. If there is such a thing in this new electronic world as one to be admired, a friend , I would consider Adelle someone in my world that is a good thing. A good person and someone worth speaking up for, while fumbling for something or other.
I meant me fumbling for something or other.
The very nice gentleman has his talking point, and he's very pleased with himself about it. It just so happens that for this particular article, it's bogus.
Even in the statement from the Islamic group, they describe Trump having provoked only a wave of bigotry. For his claim to be true, for the piece to say Trump provoked this fiend, the stabber would have to be part of that wave of bigotry. His claim's bananas.
It doesn't so much matter to the gentleman that what he says is true. He does seem far more concerned that he get some name calling in before anyone notices how full of it he is. Some folks are only in it for the snickering and sneering.
The article ,wrongly but clearly, states he was provoked by Trump's statements.
"Only that they're fellow anti-Muslim bigots.", good to see you out of the closet.
No, it doesn't, but since you appear to be so convinced it does, let's play along. Please do tell us where in the article you found the Guardian making that claim. I'll wait as if I was actually expecting you to find it. You say when you've given up, otherwise we wouldn't know when you were done, would we?
I reckon you would just have to re-read the article. That dyslexia can be a bitch, I understand. Take your Ritalin, Adderall or whatever.
LOL
The Guardian's article was reporting on statements that CAIR was making. The Guardian (article) wasn't making the statement.
Thank you App, of course not part of the article.
LOL
I reckon Adelle is still fumbling for his meds.
I have found Adelle far more interesting and informed than a I have found in most here. If this is a personal vendetta, and it seems it is, I wish you would stop it. If there is such a thing in this new electronic world as one to be admired, a friend , I would consider Adelle someone in my world that is a good thing. A good person and someone worth speaking up for, while fumbling for something or other. I meant me fumbling for something or other.
Edit: clarification
You may like who you wish. My comments re: Adelle are based on observation and verified by his manners/behavior, nothing more.
I am very sure having seen the discourse from both of you, that I am just not smart enough to converse with you both. I wish I was!
The very nice gentleman has his talking point, and he's very pleased with himself about it. It just so happens that for this particular article, it's bogus.
Even in the statement from the Islamic group, they describe Trump having provoked only a wave of bigotry. For his claim to be true, for the piece to say Trump provoked this fiend, the stabber would have to be part of that wave of bigotry. His claim's bananas.
It doesn't so much matter to the gentleman that what he says is true. He does seem far more concerned that he get some name calling in before anyone notices how full of it he is. Some folks are only in it for the snickering and sneering.
I noticed!
Kinda like sittin around the ole sewin circle,,,,,,,,,,,,eh gals?
for heaven's sake don't bring poor innocent adderall into this sorry exchange!