I said it outsold the PS4 weekly five times in the last six months. This shows it did three in the last four. I imagine if the first two months of console sales were included, the other two times I indicated would appear. I do not feel I 'misled' anybody. I might not be so hot at determining where the points are on this graph (and honestly, this should be a point graph - the lines connecting the points are meaningless) but everybody using this site knows they have seen several weeks where the Xbox One has sold slightly more than PS4 in the NA region.
Besides, that particular argument is just a side-point to my main argument: the Xbox One isn't doing horribly, just not beating PS4. The fact that it has beat PS4 a couple times in one region isn't really that important to the issue. The verve and zeal with which some people here are dedicating themselves to disproving even this small point is merely serving to demonstrate the very thing I am complaining about.
If you want to prove my ACTUAL point wrong, how about a show of civility, understanding, and community from the fellow video game enthusiasts? Instead, I'm getting arguments like 'In 2007, people were mean about PS3!' Big deal. In 2007, Hannah Montana was still on TV. Make like Miley Cyrus and grow up. (Not in as bad of a way as she did, though).
Note what I said about the PS4 in the OP: "PS4 is doing great! I'm very happy to see it doing so well. It's an awesome, affordable, and powerful console with a lot of great experiences. It's selling great." Was that so hard for me to do? No.