Sentences with phrase «silly argument made»

NW, Maybe Nic Lewis can show us some posts he made denouncing some of the sillier arguments made by his «climate sceptic» ideas.

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The best advice I can give you is to try to make sure that you've got some board members and other advisors (not investors) who've actually run businesses to help take your side in some of the silliest of these arguments.
It makes for some really silly arguments, too.
While I do not believe that the Resurrection was a historical event, your poorly phrased argument makes not only you, but atheists, agnostics, and non-Christians in general look like fools... primarily because we get associated with silly arguments like this.
now YOU are seeming to imply that man does not make mistakes... your argument is rather silly... MAN have differences of opinions and man MAKEs mistakes..
He made a rational claim and evidence based argument as to why creationism is silly and should not be espoused.
I assume that you are in fact adults, but instead of intelligent replies disputing the «commandments» made by Colin, you have only silly ad hominem remarks reminiscent of arguments on an elementary school playground.
We are mammals, high functioning primates, and our behavior reflects that — putting man made myths into the argument merely distracts from an interesting discussion and makes it silly.
Ahhh, yes... Can't make a valid cogent argument, so, what do you do but, make a silly veiled «threat» against me.
The ACLU notes that this is sex discrimination, even though the trial court held (in perhaps one of the silliest arguments ever made) that Angela's coerced resignation from her job wasn't sex discrimination, since men can technically lactate as well under certain circumstances.
Green Party candidate Howie Hawkins in a radio interview on Monday said the Working Families Party is making a «silly argument» to suggest vote for Gov. Andrew Cuomo on their ballot line will send a message.
There's an argument to be made that it's silly to ask these voting bodies — especially the H.F.P.A., which is relatively tiny — to act as cultural correctors, to redress systemic wrongs.
While Hess doesn't disagree that testing corporations will benefit, he finds the argument that the profit - motive is the primary force behind the adoption of the Core «silly,» noting, «The corporations are making money off the old tests and will make it off the new tests.»
Hopefully the smart people in charge will realize that Digital Comics are a blessing for getting money from folks who don't want to go to one instead of trying a roundabout, silly attempt to «get people to go to shops» — which is, like «I download it and buy it if I like it», an argument that makes me wonder if the person actually believes it or just thinks everyone else is a moron.
You're obviously an Internet Troll who can not make an argument without making some silly, off the wall assumption about my own habits, «Just an Honest Vet.»
I simply popped up my head making a silly creationist argument as a joke — in a way that I figured everyone would realize was a joke.
If I made the same argument that Creationists should not try to pick holes in Darwinian Evolutionary theory, would you think that was «silly» too?
You read their argument till you see it's one you've seen and judged silly before, or decide it makes no sense on its merits.
You may think it is also silly (as Jae does) to try to deduce something from them, but that is not the argument you appear to be making.
The absurdity of trying to establish global average temperature from an abysmal lack of temperature series across most of the globe prior to 1980 makes the adjustments argument silly.
That message makes sense, intuitively: Since pretty much all arguments against the basics of climate science are silly, it stands to reason that those who peddle them are silly, too.
I can make a principled argument for «Dunsmuir v New Brunswick, 2008 SCC 9, [2008] 1 SCR 190, 2008 SCC 9 (CanLII), 2008 SCC 9 (LexUM) ``, but I just feel silly writing that.
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