psychtruth video collection

[Greegor]

http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=psychtruth
Many of these videos are about drugging in Foster Care

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Greegor wrote:
> http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=psychtruth
> Many of these videos are about drugging in Foster Care

Are you asking us to view them?

I believe I told you you needed to provide enough information to motivate.

Your vapid comments are not very interesting.

And when you find them on something other than a self promotion website,
let us know.

I might get up the interest then.

Kane

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Is YouTube a reliable "source" to use for argument based on facts, as
Greg has attempted to use it?

You be the judge:

http://insidehighered.com/news/2006/09/06/youtube

Of course this article could also be a fabrication, so I wouldn't want
to make a claim, or pretend to make a claim that is was the truth.

R RR R R R RR RRR R RR

Kane



Greegor wrote:
> On Feb 3, 10:40 pm, "0:->" > wrote:
>> Greegor wrote:
>>> How is Viacom agreeing with anything you said Kane?
>> That is an harassment comment, Greg. Not a real question at all.
>>
>>> Typical of your dishonesty.
>> So what did I say that would be a disagreement with viacom?
>>
>> I don't use YouTube, looks like they don't want to either.
>>
>> If people are going to rip off others, I don't consider
>> their word as credible.
>>
>> Remind you of any rip off artists you might know, intimately?
>>
>> Frankly it's you that's being dishonest, Greg.
>
> In what way?
> The news story is about a copyright dispute.
>
> The Citizen videos I posted links to are not
> copyright issues in dispute.
>
> Do you think that citizens who post videos in YouTube
> or Google Video are dishonest?
>
> When somebody records themself and post it there,
> and I post LINKS to there, where is this dishonesty
> you "hope to pretend" exists?
>
>>> Viacom tells YouTube to remove content
>>> By Joshua Chaffin and Aline van Duyn in New York
>>> Published: February 2 2007 16:09 | Last updated: February 3 2007 00:10
>>> Google's strategy for its newly acquired YouTube site was dealt a
>>> serious blow on Friday when Viacom, the owner of MTV, demanded that
>>> all its clips be removed from the user-generated internet company's
>>> site.
>>> Kane wrote > And I'm still disinclined to use YouTube as a prime
>>> source.
>>> Greg wrote > Who put YOU in charge? Megalomania...
>>> Kane wrote > Even Viacom seems to agree with me.
>>>> http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0e225e60-b2d6-11db-99ca-0000779e2340.html- Hide quoted text -
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