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Originally Posted by Jefferson Wrong.
Possibility does NOT equal anticipation.
Nice try...  | You are obfuscating again.
I never said "possibility equals anticipation".
What I AM saying is that if you discuss the possibility of something, that act IS a sign of anticipation.
I proved that via the definition of "anticipation".
anticipate: to give advance thought, discussion, or treatment to http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/anticipate
You can deny it all you like. You can obfuscate it all you like.
You're only fooling yourself...
When Bush was briefed about the levees, that was an "anticipation" of what he later claimed was not "anticipated". | Jesus H. Christ! At least during the Clinton years, it was Clinton who insisted the debate was over the defintion of the word "is." Now Bush's critics are in effect denouncing him for not being a walking dictionary.
It is so weak!!! |