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MuyLocoNC

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pnwmystery said:
You didn't destroy a thing, I let my argument stand and no one came to my defense - they only called you out. Your only argument was incorrect. "Garage = service department, they're synonymous and I'm a stock broker because I'm a trader ergo you're wrong." It's a straw man. I told you that many times in a University they only have so many positions available for professors. So they then higher Adjunct/Associate Professors (who do research and are on a tenure track to become a professor), but they can only have so many of those. So then they higher lecturers, who do the same thing (teach) but do not have research obligations and are not on a tenure track. As rkymtnman pointed out, the University of Chicago Law School said the same exact thing I've been saying.

If you really want to play semantics, no a service department is not synonymous with a garage. A service station is synonymous with a garage, but a service station and a service department are two different things technically speaking.
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So, he's not a professor and he's not an adjunct/associate professor which means he's NOT a professor. He's a lecturer, that's his title and you freely admit there are several distinctions between the two. It's not semantics, it's a distinct difference and a different official title. That's a long trip to get to you admitting I'm correct.

Actually, I found several that specifically listed SERVICE DEPARTMENT, so you're wrong again, technically and figuratively.
 
MuyLocoNC

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rollitup said:
Yeah, you win again. You are right, and everyone else is wrong.

Many of us recognize your grandiose delusions as an indication of mental instability.

:mrgreen:
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Not everyone else, Goldilocks. Just a few chuckleheads that can't read their own evidence.
 
pnwmystery

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MuyLocoNC said:
So, he's not a professor and he's not an adjunct/associate professor which means he's NOT a professor. He's a lecturer, that's his title and you freely admit there are several distinctions between the two. It's not semantics, it's a distinct difference and a different official title. That's a long trip to get to you admitting I'm correct.

Actually, I found several that specifically listed SERVICE DEPARTMENT, so you're wrong again, technically and figuratively.
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Go look at the link I provided for you, what you're trying to do is twist this argument into "all lecturers" you're using a straw man. What I'm saying is Obama was a professor at University of Chicago Law with the title of Senior Lecturer. We're not getting this argument twisted, although you've been doing a pretty good job on trying to twist it. I'm going to post the link, again, for you. http://www.law.uchicago.edu/media Read it and weep.

And, no, semantically a service station and service department are two different things. :) A service station is a "full service filling station with a repair garage on-site." A service department is more often than not a part of a dealership that does repairs.
 
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doublejj said:
why would any woman vote for trump?...
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I can respect your opinion. But why wouldn't a woman vote for Trump? He hasn't rape any that I know of, and wants to lower there tax's and make healthcare a better deal for everybody. What is there not to like for women? Trump!
 
rkymtnman

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pnwmystery said:
Go look at the link I provided for you, what you're trying to do is twist this argument into "all lecturers" you're using a straw man. What I'm saying is Obama was a professor at University of Chicago Law with the title of Senior Lecturer. We're not getting this argument twisted, although you've been doing a pretty good job on trying to twist it. I'm going to post the link, again, for you. http://www.law.uchicago.edu/media Read it and weep.

And, no, semantically a service station and service department are two different things. :) A service station is a "full service filling station with a repair garage on-site." A service department is more often than not a part of a dealership that does repairs.
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i get my gas from my local Ford service dept, don't you?
 
MuyLocoNC

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pnwmystery said:
"Senior Lecturers are considered to be members of the Law School faculty and are regarded as professors... The title of Senior Lecturer is distinct from the title of Lecturer, which signifies adjunct status.... Several times during his 12 years as a professor in the Law School, Obama was invited to join the faculty in a full-time tenure-track position, but he declined."

http://www.law.uchicago.edu/media
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Hey genius, you see those words that were included for a reason? "Are regarded as", did you catch those pesky little speed bumps on your path to victory in this argument?

If lecturers ARE professors, they wouldn't need to be "regarded as" professors, would they? OOPS!

Would you like the definition of regarded? " To THINK of something in a specified way. It's very clear, they think of them like professors, despite the fact they are not, in fact, professors.

Game, set, match. Thanks for playing.
 
pnwmystery

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MuyLocoNC said:
Hey genius, you see those words that were included for a reason? "Are regarded as", did you catch those pesky little speed bumps on your path to victory in this argument?

If lecturers ARE professors, they wouldn't need to be "regarded as" professors, would they? OOPS!

Would you like the definition of regarded? " To THINK of something in a specified way. It's very clear, they think of them like professors, despite the fact they are not, in fact, professors.

Game, set, match. Thanks for playing.
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Read the link. Game point, score, win. Check mate. QED. We're done, it's okay to be mad.
 
rkymtnman

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MuyLocoNC said:
Hey genius, you see those words that were included for a reason? "Are regarded as", did you catch those pesky little speed bumps on your path to victory in this argument?

If lecturers ARE professors, they wouldn't need to be "regarded as" professors, would they? OOPS!

Would you like the definition of regarded? " To THINK of something in a specified way. It's very clear, they think of them like professors, despite the fact they are not, in fact, professors.

Game, set, match. Thanks for playing.
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From 1992 until his election to the U.S. Senate in 2004, Barack Obama served as a professor in the Law School.

how do you regard that?
 
MuyLocoNC

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pnwmystery said:
Go look at the link I provided for you, what you're trying to do is twist this argument into "all lecturers" you're using a straw man. What I'm saying is Obama was a professor at University of Chicago Law with the title of Senior Lecturer. We're not getting this argument twisted, although you've been doing a pretty good job on trying to twist it. I'm going to post the link, again, for you. http://www.law.uchicago.edu/media Read it and weep.

And, no, semantically a service station and service department are two different things. :) A service station is a "full service filling station with a repair garage on-site." A service department is more often than not a part of a dealership that does repairs.
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Like I said, I found several that specifically listed "service department" as a synonym for garage. Not to mention, dealerships and those that work in them, commonly refer to the service department as the garage. You're completely out of your depth, keep trying though.
 
MuyLocoNC

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rkymtnman said:
From 1992 until his election to the U.S. Senate in 2004, Barack Obama served as a professor in the Law School.

how do you regard that?
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Already addressed, right after that claim, they explain it by stating that lecturers are "regarded" as professors. Now, why would you need to "regard" them as a professor if they already are professors. That's odd.
 
MuyLocoNC

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rkymtnman said:
here's a bio of a current senior lecturer at u of c law school.

sounds alot more qualified than you. he even knows the difference b/t service staion and service dept.
http://www.law.uchicago.edu/faculty/posner-r
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So, you're going to double down on stupid and go on record saying that garage is absolutely not a synonym for service station AND service department. Please do, I can bust that apart in ten seconds. You might want to do a bit more research first.
 
pnwmystery

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MuyLocoNC said:
Already addressed, right after that claim, they explain it by stating that lecturers are "regarded" as professors. Now, why would you need to "regard" them as a professor if they already are professors. That's odd.
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You're now showing you have no fucking clue how Universities works lol. You're out of your depth here.
 
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