82_28 wrote:I haven't failed at all (in fact, I have beaten you). It's that I am not backing down from you. I don't even have a problem with you, but you are looking for one -- a problem. It has been presented. We are currently discussing it. "Boston Wins" is bullshit after this morass. Because, you did not win in this matter. None of us did and it's a game we do not want to win in the first place because it is a game not worth playing.
You don't even know what the game is yet. You think you do. You might be wrong.
BOSTON - Officials at the White House and the Massachusetts State House had no comment yesterday in response to the formation of a citizens' commission to investigate the events of April 15-19, an investigative entity which up until last week had only been a minor social media phenomenon among the so-called "Paranoid and Proud". But in the wake of a stunning series of recent revelations and leaked documents -- involving FBI deceit, Russian sponsorship, two secretly-recorded conversations at a neo-conservative Caribbean resort, the still-unknown role of a mercenary private-security firm, and most astonishingly potential alibis for both Tsarnaev brothers on the day of the Marathon and the evening of April 18 -- the membership for the Boston-based Society for Listening to Inquiring Minds (the acronym SLIM a nod to the iconic "Fat Chance" sign which haunted at every turn the official hearings on the Marathon Bombings) has skyrocketed from a mere 565 just two weeks ago to an impossible-to-ignore, hard-to-believe 345,000 at last count, representing almost 50% of the city's population. The surge in membership has many observers wondering what it will mean for the leaders and officials most often cited as "Betrayers" by SLIM, most notably FBI Director Robert Mueller, ex-mayor of New York Rudy Giuliani, and even President Barack Obama, whose national impeachment petition reached a once-unthinkable 80 million signatures as of this Friday. According to SLIM's co-chairs, Harvard professor Reginald B. Moneyball and Southie electrician James "Sully" Sullivan, the next week of revelations promises to shock even the most shaken once-trusting sensibilities. According to Sullivan, "Hold on to your [expletive] hat!"
Something like that, maybe. It's early in the game. Which is not a game, but reality.