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Posted on: March 10, 2020 at 13:06:13 CT

pickle MU

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look up the difference between has been and was (I’ll give you a hint: they’re different tenses)

your question is a logical fallacy

Edited by pickle at 13:06:41 on 03/10/20

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GAT, before you run off to the gym or dogpark - pickle MU

- 3/10 12:00:20

Sure. The synonym for theft is NOT taxation. Next?(nm) - GA Tiger MU - 3/10 13:10:05

Shawshanked (nm) - Freeglider USA - 3/10 15:39:35

i never said it was. but you said definitions - pickle MU

- 3/10 13:15:24

A lie, of course. You said taxation is theft. That - GA Tiger MU - 3/10 14:21:43

Taxation is theft, GAT - pickle MU

- 3/10 14:40:21

Define felon(nm) - Spanky KU - 3/10 12:15:38

RE: Define felon(nm) - pickle MU

- 3/10 12:52:50

Has been convicted = was convicted - Spanky KU - 3/10 13:01:35

no those are two different things. Learn english - pickle MU

- 3/10 13:06:13

fail. Has been convicted = was convicted(nm) - Spanky KU - 3/10 13:23:45

science, facts, God, ... - MizzouTigerz MU

- 3/10 12:14:30

i’ve never defined those, MT - pickle MU

- 3/10 12:43:46