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Originally Posted by Billybob
Following your non-fact based fantasy analogy you must be arguing that the task this mechanic would need to accomplish is precisely the same task that the entire engineering team at Stuttgart is admittedly incapable of accomplishing thus far and which they have stated we should expect to take weeks at best!
You in this case once again attempt to equate the effort required by a single individual to make sense of all the parts and pieces of this information with the collective efforts of the legislative staffs who have not been able to accomplish the same in six days running and thus far have offered no hope of accomplishing in less than multiple weeks. You either have an extremely high opinion of such an individual’s capabilities or an extremely low opinion of the collective capabilities of the legislative staffs responsible.
Sweet dreams little one!
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I continued your analogy, not my fault if its fantasy. Let me explain this more, maybe you will see my point of view: Engineers at stuttgart = legislators who made the original bill, which = MB. The bill is pretty much all there except for a couple small parts (= fuel filter). An individual has the tools (screwdriver = internet) and the parts missing (amendments = FF) and is just waiting for someone else to put it together. I guess there could be a mechanic introduced that would be the metaphoric legislative staff, to put the thing together.
Is an individual not capable of putting this together if he/she is reading the bill? I do have high opinions of an individual who goes out of his/her way to read 1000+ pages of legislation, regardless of amendments - you're right.