Talk:Parthian shot

And disastrously so, I might add. Some kind historian, please fix! Human 02:37, 28 April 2007 (EDT)

I wonder, is it wise to list examples of people pointing out Conservapedia's (percieved) flaws? Additionally, links 2, 3, and 4 are broken because they have been deleted. Lastly, why is this protected? HelpJazz 16:19, 27 December 2007 (EST)

First, It is appropriate to list examples of Conservapedia editors using the Parthian shot; Second, the links are fixed; Third, the article is now unprotected. --Crocoite 00:53, 28 December 2007 (EST)

Maybe we should ask Ed Poor about the appropriateness of the examples:

"Ed Poor doesn't know the first thing about Meteorology or Atmospheric Science. I suggest he go back and start from the basics; Lesson 1) Those white things in the sky? They're called clouds. Can you say clouds?"

If someone had said that about me I would want it deleted, not put on display. The same goes for Graham's "shot". I can maybe (and that's a big maybe) understand keeping deragatory remarks about Conservapedia, but keeping personal insults?

I think we should get rid of all of the examples, lest this page become a focus point for anyone who wants to find out what others think are wrong with Conservapedia.

Thanks for fixing the links and unprotecting. HelpJazz 14:16, 28 December 2007 (EST)

First of all, I would like to renew my plea from above. I really think that the examples do nothing but harm Conservapedia and certain sysops.

And now, at the risk of being blocked, wasn't it the Parthion shooters on this page who did the "swift-boating" (of themselves) and not the CP sysops? Additionally, I think the shooters would make the case that they were doing a form of "coservative swift-boating" of Conservapedia. HelpJazz 18:25, 6 March 2008 (EST)

The irony on the list of 'parthian shots' done on conservapedia is that it seems when you read them, the liberal comes out on top with the smarter argument.