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Originally Posted by Amadeus
Sorry, tots. I'm the secretary of the local section of a liberal-conservative party. FAIL on you.
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No no, it's pronounced "dirty commy bastard party".
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Originally Posted by PST 88
True enough, but there are only about 70 billion examples of camouflage (i.e. an organism taking on the primary characteristics of another organism in order to imitate it for some advantage) the likes of which I described in my post occurring in nature. It only makes sense that something that imitates a human being would take the time to imitate all of its characteristics, and nature has always proved a more perfect artist than dollmakers and cartoonists.
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You would know, what with you being a shape-shifting reptilian from outer space. Also, your uncanny impression of a heterosexual despite all evidence to the contrary adds further weight to your position, as do your fat legs. However, to accord such ingenious genetics to a fleet of bog-trotting gingers by way of dehumanising them is the equivalent of asserting that Iraqis are allergic to oil so it's actually beneficial for all involved parties that we take it from them; it's a straw man argument and doesn't stand up to scrutiny when I use my Scrutinator 5000, £39.99 in all good spy shops.
Even the species-mimicking monster from the documentary The Thing was detectable as a monster by administering a simple blood test; you think gingers are capable of outfoxing hundreds of years of medical tradition? I put it to you that gingers are human and necessarily have to have been born and necessarily have to have belly-buttons I thank you.
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Originally Posted by PST 88
Well, no. That was my point. I said it just above your post. I also said it right before this second quote.
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Your point was that according to my logic Bart Simpson must be considered human because he has a belly-button. My point was that although he's not human the fact that he has a belly-button shows how inherently human we consider the possession of a belly-button to be. Art imitating life, in other words. These artists recognise, perhaps unconsciously, that a bare-bellied character which is intended to resemble a human would be a bit weird. All of this was in aid of my main argument which is that if gingers have belly-buttons they are definitely human because it's an inescapable and inherently human trait. Beyond cosmetic tinkering or fanciful fantasies of fantastical genetic mimicry there's not much chance of a ginger's belly-button being anything but the result of its 9 months spent in the womb of a ginger woman or a non-ginger woman who was fucked by a ginger man or both.
Aha! How do you explain that? You say gingers can mutate and take on the characteristics of other species, yet we know that gingers can fuck non-gingers and successfully impregnate them! If you can provide an example from nature or indeed the movies which shows that a species mimicker can actually inseminate another species (as opposed to turning their bodies into hosts, a la Wiggly Scott's Alien) then I'll accept that all gingers are non-human and that I am a fat ginger with balls like orange candy floss even though I'm definitely not because you are and by reading this sentence to the end you are agreeing that you regularly molest disabled Downs syndrome children.
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