@parados,
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:Absent time machines, it is unreasonable to act as if I knew about your link before you posted it.
No time machine was involved.
Indeed. Thus the unreasonableness of acting as if I knew of your link before you posted it.
parados wrote:Your failure to make a claim without doing even basic research points to your statement being a malicious lie.
The fact that I refuse to make a claim when I do not know the truth shows that I have considerable honor and integrity.
parados wrote:The fact that you didn't bother to check it out and required that others disprove it shows it was intentional and malicious.
I did not require anyone to disprove anything.
To ascribe malice to "me wondering if Trayvon was screened for Dextromethorphan" is silly.
The fact that I didn't check it out myself shows that I did not regard the answer to the question as being particularly important.
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:The end result is police horror stories about unstoppable juggernauts that took a dozen shotgun blasts to the chest before they ended their rampage.
Which is nothing but a continuation of your malicious lie.
I doubt you can find any inaccuracies in my description of the difference between hallucinogens and dissociative hallucinogens, much less show that the (nonexistent) inaccuracies were malicious or intentional.
parados wrote:Why do you bring this up since Trayvon clearly wasn't on any hallucinogen, dissociative or other? The only reason seems to be you are attempting to maliciously continue with your innuendo about Martin being on drugs.
I brought up the difference because you asked.
Your exact words:
"So dissociative hallucinogens are not hallucinogens in your world?"
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:Nope. Trayvon was carrying two of the three ingredients for his recipe.
No, he wasn't.
Wrong. Skittles and AriZona Watermelon Flavored Fruit Drink were two of the ingredients in his recipe.
parados wrote:First of all you have NO recipe from Trayvon.
I don't need to get the recipe from him. The recipe is the same regardless of where it comes from.
parados wrote:This is just another one of your malicious lies.
Nope. The truth is not a lie, no matter how inconvenient you find it.
parados wrote:Second the 2 items do not in any way create a drug. They could only be used as flavoring to make a drug more palatable. That is hardly the ingredients of a recipe for a drug any more than red #5 is a part of the recipe for Codeine cough syrup.
Maybe so, but they are ingredients in a recipe for a concoction that makes a drug taste good.
parados wrote:You are intentionally and maliciously lying about what is required to make Poor Man's PCP.
Not possible, as I have not commented on the requirements for creating Dextromethorphan to begin with.
What I have done is tell the truth about the recipe for the concoction that Trayvon used to make his "Poor Man's PCP" taste good.
parados wrote:If we were to actually believe your argument then every pharmacy and convenience store in the US sells Poor Man's PCP to minors when they sell them sugary drinks and candy.
No. But they sell "Poor Man's PCP" to minors when they sell them certain cough syrups though.
parados wrote:Not even you can believe that lie.
Well, I would not characterize it as a lie. I'd just call it an inaccurate representation of my position.
I believe that your inaccuracy is an honest mistake, and is not malicious.
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:Sure it does. It shows that Trayvon was into taking "Poor Man's PCP" mixed in certain concoctions.
Really?
Yes.
parados wrote:What specific concentration does it show?
It doesn't.
parados wrote:I am just curious because I know you posted the texts and there is nothing in those texts about any concentrations.
What is the point of asking about something that you know doesn't exist?
parados wrote:What part sugary drink to what part dxm does Trayvon say he is mixing?
As you've just admitted, he doesn't say.
parados wrote:This is just another demonstrable lie on your part.
No, the fact that you ask a question about something you know does not exist does not show any inaccuracy on my part, much less an intentional and malicious inaccuracy.
parados wrote:We can only conclude it is malicious and intentional since we know you have posted the texts and probably read them.
The fact that I am aware that Trayvon posted about using "Poor Man's PCP" does not indicate any malice on my part.
parados wrote:oralloy wrote:Feel free to cite any instance of me saying Trayvon was carrying Dextromethorphan on him.
Since you admit that Trayvon had no dxm then how was he going to make the Poor Man's PCP you claimed he was making?
I admit that he had no Dextromethorphan
on him.
It is pretty clear that he had some Dextromethorphan stashed somewhere.
Clarification: I am not saying he was making Dextromethorphan. I am saying he was mixing Dextromethorphan with Skittles and AriZona Watermelon Flavored Fruit Drink.
parados wrote:You can't make it without dxm.
There is a bit of confusion here.
"Poor Man's PCP" is not something that is made "from" Dextromethorphan.
"Poor Man's PCP"
is Dextromethorphan.
parados wrote:This points out the lie and points to knowing it was a lie. This would again mean your lie was intentional and malicious.
I'm a bit unclear which statement of mine you are referring to, but since all I've done is state the absolute truth, there is no lie in anything I've said.
parados wrote:Tell us Oralloy, how was Martin going to make Poor Man's PCP without dxm?
There is a bit of confusion here.
"Poor Man's PCP" is not something that is made "from" Dextromethorphan.
"Poor Man's PCP"
is Dextromethorphan.
parados wrote:Until you can cite exactly where the dxm was any argument that he was intending to do that is lie on your part.
Nonsense.