I'm having a case of déjà vu. The most pertent passages from that previous experience are:
I’m only doing something that I was taught to do in high school debate class and a rhetoric course I took in college. Considering that a university holds your license, I would assume that you would appreciate something more than Some Guy On The Internet Spouting Off His Opinion.
and
The only conclusion that I can come to is that you have glass toes, that something about anyone presenting any (semi) reliable source to any of your stories is some kind of threat to your credibility.
Listeners of this podcast are left with the out-dated views about working for the minimum wage of a connoissuer of fine blazer pocket hankies as opposed to current realities of working at minimum wage. To think the best of The Voice of San Diego would be to think that they would cover the debate about minimum wage with some balance in spite of the low propensity of the working poor to sponsor VOSD. I look forward to an occasion when VOSD gives an educated, well spoken advocate for San Diego's working poor to contradict Jason Roe's sophistry.
update
@diegueno Your comment got flagged by our system bc it contained a link. We didn't find it right away bc it's a weekend. It's there now.
— Tristan Loper (@tristanloper) March 7, 2016
...all of this bluster because human eyes have to analyze a URL
Source: voiceofsandiego.org