A last word,
Once again, as I predicted, you have done your usual trick of making statements and, when challenged, have bottled out and claimed that that is not what you said, or not what you meant, or it is all a left-wing plot.
Your cut-n-paste technique of searching out answers to ideas you have not previously thought through makes arguing with you both uninformative and unedifying.
When you find yourself in a corner you resort to sneering and invective.
So far, at least as far as I have been involved, you have used the same technique in defence of your racist ideas, in support of the actions of state terrorist regimes and to debase a group of British workers whose toenails you are not fit to trim.
I suggest you go and find a wall to scrawl some graffiti on - that is just about the level of your debating technique.
Name calling:
I think I was last called 'Christmas' when I was in junior school, after which, my would-be tormentors matured a little and graduated to something a little more adult like 'Lewis' (probably over your head), or "Carroll's a girl's name", or as mildly amusing as 'Jim-l-fix-it'.
Name calling belongs in the school-yard, not in serious debate; it is a useful indication of the mental level of the person who indulges in it, as is the fact that those who indulge in it squeal in whine when others respond in kind, just as you have done.
Used skilfully and thoughtfully it is an art-form - in your case it is merely a clue to your lack of imagination and intelligence.
Personally, I am at home with whatever people choose to call me. I am quite happy with my name and do not feel the need to hide behind a pretentious, arrogant and aggressive pseudonym as apparently you do. War cry my arse - get a life
Jim Carroll