Re: Murder in Jocotepec

by addtocart Sat Mar 15, 2014 10:33 am

Smartalex wrote:The guy is dead. Whether or not the arm was still attached is irrelevant to that fact.

My point was not that the guy is dead. My point was if such an obvious thing as a detached arm can't be agreed on by "reporters", then how can you believe any part of the story?

by slainte39 Sat Mar 15, 2014 12:58 pm

addtocart wrote:
Smartalex wrote:The guy is dead. Whether or not the arm was still attached is irrelevant to that fact.
My point was not that the guy is dead. My point was if such an obvious thing as a detached arm can't be agreed on by "reporters", then how can you believe any part of the story?

Even the Bible isn't ALL fiction.

by Pedro Sat Mar 15, 2014 1:45 pm

slainte39 wrote:
addtocart wrote:
Smartalex wrote:The guy is dead. Whether or not the arm was still attached is irrelevant to that fact.
My point was not that the guy is dead. My point was if such an obvious thing as a detached arm can't be agreed on by "reporters", then how can you believe any part of the story?

Even the Bible isn't ALL fiction.

and a lot of people believe all of it though, like it was gospel or something-SNORK!

by slainte39 Sat Mar 15, 2014 2:01 pm

Pedro wrote:
slainte39 wrote:
addtocart wrote:
Smartalex wrote:The guy is dead. Whether or not the arm was still attached is irrelevant to that fact.
My point was not that the guy is dead. My point was if such an obvious thing as a detached arm can't be agreed on by "reporters", then how can you believe any part of the story?

Even the Bible isn't ALL fiction.
and a lot of people believe all of it though, like it was gospel or something-SNORK!

They had bad "reporters" in those days too. The Vatican/editors sent any disagreeing reports to the catacombs. There would not have been any dispute over an arm.

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