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For once in your life, drop the "actual" instead of substituting it for what you mean. Let me remind you, you didn't begin your argument with either "actual" or "legal", you simply said:You keep making my argument for me. Thanks, I guess? A "political appeal", you say? So not an ACTUAL legal request for immunity? Hmmmmm.
You mean in that letter where Flynn's lawyer doesn't actually ask for immunity
Um, "actual" is used in a comparison, you did not state what the comparison is.It is actually a proper use of the term actual since the assertion is that Flynn's lawyer made an actual request for immunity.
You never specified "legal" until I did...so no, I'm not supporting your argument, I am as usually showing the incompleteness of your argument.You have actually supported my argument that it wasn't an actual legal request for immunity, but was actually a political statement.
Well, I have seen you deal in all sorts of imaginary things, why just a while ago you imagined I said something that I did not, concerning "blame".I deal in actual things.
Um, he has been interviewed in the FBI investigation.My assertion was that he hasn't been requested to testify nor has be been deposed. Both of those are factual statements. Your statement that he will be deposed is an assumption.
By the way, the term "deposed" is usually used in connection with a deposition, which is written testimony by a witness in an actual court case. If your use of deposition is based on the assumption that this investigation will result in an actual prosecution in which Flynn will be deposed then you are dreaming.
You said:
Nobody who supposedly is part of any investigation has approached Flynn for testimony,
He has, yer wrong...again.
You go with that.Actual actually has a meaning whether you want it to or not. "Gawds", on the other hand, doesn't have a meaning.
Look at you, removing context, thats cute.No, the letter in question was a comment on the state of the "witch hunt" investigation.
Your conjecture (remembering even those most minute details incorrectly) was rhetorical bs based on your assumption that you have expertise on federal prosecutorial malfeasance. It has nothing to do with the letter, it was just yer imagination going off into fantasyland.You stated that my statement, which I pulled from the letter, was rhetorical nonsense. Oh dear.... did you not read the letter?
More fantasy on your part, Flynn's lawyer did request immunity, you just confused which sort it is.I understood it perfectly. Don't worry, though, you aren't alone. Most people who badly trample their own argument like you did don't realize they did it. :lamo