@parados,
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:I expect that I could quite easily produce evidence that they have a proposed treaty.
Oh.. so if I ask you to provide evidence of a proposed treaty that would take guns away from American citizens, you feel you can point to any old proposed treaty as evidence of the existence of something that doesn't exist?
I expect that I could point to their proposed treaty, as evidence that they have proposed a treaty.
Whether this proposal will attempt to violate the Constitutional gun rights of Americans, as their past proposals have attempted, will have to be determined by looking over the proposal.
But based on their history of past proposals, suspicion is warranted regarding the current one. I would not at all be surprised to find that they are pushing the same old gun ban again.
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:I have not misrepresented any proposal. And you cannot produce any quote from me misrepresenting any proposal.
Could you explain this oralloy? It certainly looks like evidence you claimed such a proposed treaty exists.
"Claiming that they have proposed a treaty" is quite different from "making a claim about the contents of the proposed treaty".
Yes. I do claim that a proposal for a treaty exists.
I have not made any claim whatsoever regarding the content of the current proposal. As such, I cannot have misrepresented its contents.
As far as the contents of the proposal go, so far all I've done is be suspicious.
parados wrote:You statement can ONLY be taken that you are stating such a proposed treaty exists. I would suggest that quote from you does misrepresent the proposal.
No. Pointing out that a proposal exists is quite different from commenting on the contents of the proposal.