(07-15-2024, 04:26 PM)mikesez Wrote:

(07-15-2024, 03:43 PM)Jag149 Wrote: Dude, repeating the same opinion over and over does not make it a fact. Until, when you are challenged you provide proof it is an opinion. Second item, Logic. That is your logic based on your opinions. These opinions may not be shared by everyone.

Opinions never become facts.

I pointed out which facts I used to form my opinion.  Those facts are in the public record. In theory you could disprove one of the facts but that would get into the conspiracy theory realm.

My logic was based only on the facts presented.  There may be other relevant facts, and there may be more logical connections, or new facts might rule out logical connections previously drawn, but the connections I drew are valid for the facts I included.

My opinions are supported by the facts and logic presented.  There may be other opinions you could form, especially if you add more facts and more logic, or if you prove one of the facts false.