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It should be enough for me to say "I'm not making that assumption." Rather than call me a liar, you could assume that either you misunderstood, or I misspoke an

• jasonlotito 16y ago
  > It should be enough for me to say "I'm not making that assumption." But you were. > Rather than call me a liar, I didn't. > you could assume that either you misunderstood, I didn't. You said what you said. If you didn't mean what you said, fine. But then clarify it. > or I misspoke and decided correcting it wasn't worth spending text on. Then maybe you should avoid commenting on things you don't feel are worth your time, especially when you can't be bothered to say what you mean. > Maybe I just assume too much of people. I make the assumption people say what they mean. As you've demonstrated, > Was this little diversion really necessary? Apparently you found it necessary. Rather than simply correct what you wrote, you decided to disregard what I said and then comment on things completely unimportant to the discussion. You asked a question, and I answered. If you aren't interested in a discussion, don't post here. If you are, at least have the courtesy to be clear about what you write. Being lazy and uncaring about quality aren't respected here.