Parados wrote:Here we go again okie.. You get to make up meanings and demand that we accept them. This is so much BS.
"I did not bring my dog to the vet because he wasn't sick." Where is the offer?
"I didn't bring my mother to my house because she didn't have a room to stay in." Where is the offer?
"I didn't bring Bin Laden here because we had no basis." Where is the offer?
Go learn the English language and stop making such a fool of yourself. Hannity is an idiot. You seem to want to emulate him.
Care to find the word "offer" in the statement by Clinton. You can't do it. Not without changing the meaning of words in the English language.
Parados, you are hilarious. Are you a lawyer? I will try to walk you through it. Trust me, its not that hard. Just try it.
Here's Clinton's quote again:
"He was expelled from Saudi Arabia in 1991, then he went to Sudan. And we'd been hearing that the Sudanese wanted America to start dealing with them again. They released him. At the time, 1996, he had committed no crime against America, so I did not bring him here because we had no basis on which to hold him, though we knew he wanted to commit crimes against America. So I pleaded with the Saudis to take him, 'cause they could have."
To analyze this statement logicly, I submit the following analogy:
"A homeless man was thrown out of Mr. Saudi's house and taken to Mr. Sudan's house. Mr. Sudan wanted to deal with Mr. Clinton and Mr. Sudan sought to release the homeless man from his house. At the time, Mr. Clinton had no basis to want to take custody of the homeless man and house the homeless man so he called Mr. Saudi and pleaded with Mr. Saudi to take the homeless man back."
The word, "offer" is not included in the statement, but the statement certainly implies that Mr. Sudan "offered" to release custody of the homeless man to Mr. Clinton, but Mr. Clinton indicates he does not have reason to house the homeless man and instead calls Mr. Saudi and pleads for him to take the homeless man back. See how easy that is to analyze with logic, Parados? Try it, its not that hard.
Parados, have you ever encountered the meaning of the word, "implied." If a man goes to the store and comes home with groceries and comments to his wife that the groceries were expensive, and the woman says to him that he should not have bought so much, if the man were you, Parados, you might say, "I never said I bought anything did I?" The woman could obviously point out, "no, but you implied it." At which point, you would probably call the woman stupid and a liar for reading too much into his statements.
P.S. Parados, are you the guy that told Clinton to point out that it depended on what the meaning of the word, "is" is?
And by the way, I am not making up meanings and demanding anybody accept them, I am simply looking at the meanings of what has been said, and suggesting some logic in their interpretation. Where do you have evidence I demanded anything?
, it was all over the place at the time....