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"Hey, if you want to call me some nutjob, then disprove what I have to say with some kind of evidence. If you merely call me "nuts" without easily reliably proving me wrong, then the burden is on you to prove your case."

No, the burden of proof is on the one making claims. That's the way courts have always worked (you know, the old 'innocent until proven guilty' Republican scam). You have demonstrated that it is not possible to 'prove' anything to you, since the only way to 'prove you wrong' is through a lack of evidence, the very same lack that you claim proves you right. You have repeatedly claimed that the lack of evidence is itself evidence of the conspiracy. So how can anyone 'prove' you wrong?

Carl Rapson

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