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Posted by Nilet on Tue Oct 7 09:16:01 2014, in response to Re: It Is Now Yom Kippur, posted by terRAPIN station on Tue Oct 7 08:40:13 2014. I don't need to prove it. You made the claim about what you think someone said. It's up to you to prove it at fact.I already did. Now that I've provided the evidence to back up my claim, it's up to you to dispute that evidence. Never mind that you CAN'T, as it's only an opinion and thus it can't become fact if you're claiming a meaning other than the literal meaning. And even if you were trying to "prove" he meant the literal meaning, you can't do that either since he may have meant some other meaning. Um... I get that you're unable to understand abstract concepts but you can't easily fake it. Just because a statement is non-literal doesn't mean its meaning is unclear. So I'm right and you're wrong. Heh. You say that reflexively— it's like a tic. It doesn't actually mean anything. He and I and et. al. didn't say what you claim we said. We said what WE claim we said. Um, what you actually said is publicly available and can be linked to. Like so. Trying to argue that you or he didn't say what you unmistakably and obviously said isn't going to get you anywhere. You don't seem to understand this. |
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