Nice ad hominem. Come back when you have something to actually add to the topic.Ah, the good old whataboutism argument. You a Trump fan as well?
Nice ad hominem. Come back when you have something to actually add to the topic.Ah, the good old whataboutism argument. You a Trump fan as well?
Nice ad hominem. Come back when you have something to actually add to the topic.
Yep, and the irony is, he evidently doesn't understand what irony is.He actually had a point which you did not.
Pacfan: <posts meaningless information>Yep, and the irony is, he evidently doesn't understand what irony is.
He actually had a point which you did not.
Well then toss out Aaron Rodgers, it's obvious the Pats coaches preach ball security and Brady (usually) won't throw very many int's. There's your turnover differential right there, anyone going with the "deflated ball's" bullshit is moronic at this point.Pacfan: <posts meaningless information>
Juju: <points out meaningless information, whataboutism>
Pacfan: <oh yeah, but what about you>
You just used whataboutism to argue against my pointing out your whataboutism. Hilarious and now you use an ad hominem attack which you just accused me of doing. It gets even better!
Correct. but tests from actual scientific institution's did not indicate any unusual pressure loss when the weather is taken into consideration. The NFL gathered PSI measurements for the following season, but declined to let anyone actually see them, why would that be?. Who knows if any balls were actually illegally adjusted and if they were it could not have been more than .5 PSI. Calling that "cheating" is kinda lame IMO.Perhaps you don't know what whataboutism is. Just because someone else does something wrong, that doesn't absolve your own wrongdoings. Got it now?
Correct. but tests from actual scientific institution's did not indicate any unusual pressure loss when the weather is taken into consideration. The NFL gathered PSI measurements for the following season, but declined to let anyone actually see them, why would that be?. Who knows if any balls were actually illegally adjusted and if they were it could not have been more than .5 PSI. Calling that "cheating" is kinda lame IMO.
Well, that's probably true, it all stems from people thinking any Patriot success was done by "cheating" since the Spy-gate days. I think they just want to point out that other teams broke rules and were caught as well. I guess if those other teams have enjoyed the amount of success that the Pats have. they'd be hearing the same thing. Kinda goes with the territory as they say, but Bill B brought this all on the organization with knowingly breaking taping rules. He already had one of the best QB's in his pocket so the risk was foolish IMO.I made no claims about that, I'm just pointing out that finger wagging at other people doesn't change whether or not you did something wrong. Yes, it's quite possible that Rodgers has been outside of the required parameters. That doesn't mean anything regarding the New England situation. I live near Boston and I hear soooooooooo many whatabout arguments. It really is a favorite of Boston fans.
Ah, the good old whataboutism argument. You a Trump fan as well?
Perhaps you don't know what whataboutism is. Just because someone else does something wrong, that doesn't absolve your own wrongdoings. Got it now?
Right. You didn’t make any claims about the scientifically proven pressure loss. You completely ignored it and misunderstood the point: He wasn’t “finger wagging.” He was very particularly saying that NEITHER did anything wrong and that BOTH could find themselves under similarly unjustified scrutiny by morons who ignore the science (namely: YOU).I made no claims about that, I'm just pointing out that finger wagging at other people doesn't change whether or not you did something wrong.
Are you saying that he's a brilliant innovator too?Yeah he probably invented gloves that stick better to pigskin that only the Pats have. Some kind of bacon magnatizer or something.
Oh, the irony.
Guys, jet fuel can't melt steel beams.
They each wanted opposite extremes within the guidelines. What happens after that due to weather, temperature, conditions, etc is out of their control. His entire point was that neither did anything wrong, not that someone else was doing wrong too (which incorrectly assumes Brady’s behavior was wrong). “Whataboutism” not found.
Do you live in a cold environment? if so. go to walmart and buy a ball and psi meter. Fill it up. Let it sit a bit in the cold. Remeasure. Not rocket science, just science.
No, I’m not kidding. Your presumption, even now, only makes sense with the moronic assumption that they both did something wrong. “Whataboutism” denies wrongdoing while pointing out another, allegedly more egregious, wrongdoer. It’s an attempt to show you that your perspective is skewed so that you will see that it’s NOT wrong and yet you dig in your heels with the original moronic assumption that it was wrong.You're kidding, right? "If they were, then so were the Packers" That's quite literally "what about the Packers". As you can see, I made no claims about whether or not the Patriots were wrong, just that using the Packers as a defense is no defense.
No, I’m not kidding. Your presumption, even now, only makes sense with the moronic assumption that they both did something wrong. “Whataboutism” denies wrongdoing while pointing out another, allegedly more egregious, wrongdoer. It’s an attempt to show you that your perspective is skewed so that you will see that it’s NOT wrong and yet you dig in your heels with the original moronic assumption that it was wrong.
A reasonable person would not expect the pressure to stay the same in different environments. A reasonable person would assume that the minimum and maximum would be set within a tolerance for such changes or else the true minimum would be much higher and the true maximum would be much lower, right? Are you a reasonable person? Doesn’t sound like it.
*facepalm*You keep trying to make the argument that I don't think temperature affects pressure. A reasonable person wouldn't do such a thing. Are you a reasonable person? Doesn't sound like it.
*facepalm*
You’re officially talking in circles then. Congrats!
You know why BUTCH1 was compelled to tell you that? Because your attempt to call someone else a moron relied on the assumption that Brady was wrong, which means you still don’t accept that the pressure he wanted wasn’t wrong, which makes you as stubborn as a flat-Earth, anti-Vaxxer, science denier when you act like the two aren’t related in order to say that you don’t think that.
I spoke up because I saw moronic logic being used to call someone else a moron. To see you deny that logic in one breath while supporting it in another is amusing and tells me just how badly your call-out needed to be called-out. BUTCH1 already tried to reason with you. You rejected it.
*facepalm*
You’re officially talking in circles then. Congrats!
You know why BUTCH1 was compelled to tell you that? Because your attempt to call someone else a moron relied on the assumption that Brady was wrong, which means you still don’t accept that the pressure he wanted wasn’t wrong, which makes you as stubborn as a flat-Earth, anti-Vaxxer, science denier when you act like the two aren’t related in order to say that you don’t think that.
I spoke up because I saw moronic logic being used to call someone else a moron. To see you deny that logic in one breath while supporting it in another is amusing and tells me just how badly your call-out needed to be called-out. BUTCH1 already tried to reason with you. You rejected it.
