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There is a difference between “stay away from me” and “I’m going to fk you up”. If the former also fits your definition of “enemy”, I get your point.
by majia 7y ago
There is a difference between “stay away from me” and “I’m going to fk you up”.
If the former also fits your definition of “enemy”, I get your point.
- sidlls 7y agoLeaving aside the anti-western reasons for having "stay away from me" as a stance, how does it not fit that definition of "enemy"? "Stay away from me" doesn't mean anything without a willingness to do something if the other doesn't stay away.
- majia 7y agoWould you call someone an enemy just because he told his kids not to play with your kids?