Scientology to go on trial in France for "organised fra

[Themightytom]

First you want me saying its invalid, now you want me saying its innacurate. You can pick a definition and decide how a rule with exceptions makes sense.

Accurate: free from error or defect; consistent with a standard, rule, or model; precise; exact.

Valid: Logic. (of an argument) so constructed that if the premises are jointly asserted, the conclusion cannot be denied without contradiction.

Personally I leave room for doubt, I can dispute that a rule is absolutely true without declaring it absolutely false and there is no truth to it at all. The statment altered this is "more accurate."

Scientology is not guilty of a doctrine of Multiply at All Costs, as many major Judeo/Christian/Islamic oranizations do.

OK, now you're just being a pedantic twat. It's normal to make generalized statements about social groups without necessarily meaning "100%". In fact, it is virtually impossible to make any generalized social statement if that's the standard. You're just pretending otherwise because you refuse to admit error.

What error? I started out by saying it was a broad based categorization that was true despite evident contradictions. Its not "virtually" impossible to make a generalized social statement, you just have to avoid sweeping up too many variables.

[General Zod]

First you want me saying its invalid, now you want me saying its innacurate. You can pick a definition and decide how a rule with exceptions makes sense.

Personally I leave room for doubt, I can dispute that a rule is absolutely true without declaring it absolutely false and there is no truth to it at all. The statment altered this is "more accurate."

Most rules leave room for a margin of error, yet are still accurate enough. So why redefine it just because a few exceptions creep in?

Also, get a better dictionary:

1: having legal efficacy or force; especially : executed with the proper legal authority and formalities <a valid contract>2 a: well-grounded or justifiable : being at once relevant and meaningful <a valid theory> b: logically correct <a valid argument> <valid inference>3: appropriate to the end in view : effective <every craft has its own valid methods>4of a taxon : conforming to accepted principles of sound biological classification

[Themightytom]

Whatever Zod we both used the internet. the full definition that I had was irrelevant as we are using "Valid" in the context of an argument, B is essentially the same definition I used, only less precise.

[General Zod]

Whatever Zod we both used the internet. the full definition that I had was irrelevant as we are using "Valid" in the context of an argument, B is essentially the same definition I used, only less precise.

Was there supposed to be some kind of rebuttal in there or should I just assume you're conceding the point?