And 700 audience members voted differently, not 800Snipes_2Consider it backed up - and what a convenient time for you to run away, too!
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[QUOTE="sigh-_-"]I'll take that gaping void of silence as a no. It's on youtube, by the way, so you have no excuse for being so lazy and dishonest - I daresay having seen two of the most eloquent speakers out there utterly flatten the opposition and convince nearly 800 audience members to their side you'll feel a little silly for claiming that they were 'obliterated'.Snipes_2Yes, I've watched it. They were obliterated in my opinion. Just like in yours, their opponents were "Destroyed". And 700 audience members voted differently, not 800, furthermore, we don't know how their opinion changed. This waste of time has been your fault from the very start and you know it. That hole you're digging is awfully deep.
[QUOTE="sigh-_-"][QUOTE="Snipes_2"]Snipes_2Wrong on two counts: firstly the number was 774, and what I did there is what we call - get this! - rounding. Secondly, the figure I quoted was the increase in those who disagreed that the Catholic Church was a good thing, and therefore all of these people must previously have been unsure or agreed; in both cases, they were indeed brought to the side of Hitchens and Fry. Check your facts before posting in future, perhaps? From the BBC link I referenced to it stated 700. Can you link to these "Facts" please? http://worldhaveyoursay.wordpress.com/2009/11/13/is-the-catholic-church-a-force-for-good-in-the-world/What BBC link?
Snipes_2Wrong on two counts: firstly the number was 774, and what I did there is what we call - get this! - rounding. Secondly, the figure I quoted was the increase in those who disagreed that the Catholic Church was a good thing, and therefore all of these people must previously have been unsure or agreed; in both cases, they were indeed brought to the side of Hitchens and Fry. Check your facts before posting in future, perhaps?
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