Machiavellian said:
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What does this have anything to do with anything.
You seemed to want a more precise explanation with my thought's all put together, as you mentioned you didn't find there to be enough context on my position, so I put everything together from prior, which apparently fit with what I had stated prior, based on your follow up reply.
Below (in bold). Context from the start of the conversation. Notice his and my points about hypocrisy and how that played out over the conversation, including when you joined in and where that went as to questioning what I actually believe?
Again, it's like you didn't read or didn't understand much of the context of the conversation so you are not able to reference what my most recent points are about, which all relate to the conversation up until this point. Either that or you just assume I'm full of crap.
ConservagameR said:
I'd guess Elon had about enough of hearing, it's a private business so they can do what they want, and, if you don't like it go build your own. So he just bought it instead and then decided to do what he wants by actually taking it private. Hypocrites will soon be the norm at this rate. The right is increasingly realizing that pointing out hypocrisy doesn't accomplish much, while the hypocrites tend to keep winning somehow, so they're shifting from playing heads they win, tales we lose, to playing hypocrisy as well. Do not do as you say, collect $8 per blue check. Twitter failing could very well mean a right wing platform becomes the new town square, and if that takes place while conservatives are shifting from morality to hypocrisy, then we just might get old Twitter back again, just flipped politically, and that no doubt would be a nightmare to some. |
The last thing I'll say is I find it quite coincidental that when a point or accusation is made about me and I explain myself, the resulting reply the majority of the time, from whoever, is that I'm wrong for whatever reason and that's final. Yet when I make a point about someone, they or someone else, will explain to me that I, again, as per usual, are wrong for whatever reason, and that's final.
Even when it comes to someone else admitting they don't know me so they can't know exactly what I'm like and what I'm thinking, seems like one way or another I tend to almost always be wrong, especially when it comes to knowing myself.
As for the rest I'm not going to bother because it's getting ridiculous at this point.
Don't worry though. I'll be more selective when choosing who to, and not to, start a conversation with or reply to going forward. I can only hope that won't somehow become a problem.