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It's a question. The user saying that may be wrong in that assumption, but to counter assume intent of spreading a lie is a bit of stretch.
by henriquemaia 8y ago
It's a question. The user saying that may be wrong in that assumption, but to counter assume intent of spreading a lie is a bit of stretch.
- toxik 8y agoIsn't it true that questions are very handy in rhetorics? No, you do not get a pass just because you claim you were not sure. If you don't know, then don't suggest it. It just muddies the water.
- lloeki 8y agoArguably the sequence of question and affirmation makes it sound very much like the question was purely rhetorical.