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You apparently know which one it was, and can look up the response. It isn't a very long response either. I'm not going to quote it here, because it gives you
by CompanionCuuube 6y ago
You apparently know which one it was, and can look up the response. It isn't a very long response either.
I'm not going to quote it here, because it gives you a chance to talk about it at me rather than with the original person who brought up the counterpoint.
- memexy 6y agoSo then you weren't asking the question in good faith. When I asked you to clarify you dodged the question. I wouldn't ask if I knew, I asked because I didn't know what you were referring to. If you want me to talk to you then make a direct point instead of confused remarks about what I know and don't know and conversations I had with other people that were unrelated to you.
- CompanionCuuube 6y ago> So then you weren't asking the question in good faith. Yes, I was. > When I asked you to clarify you dodged the question. I wouldn't ask if I knew, I asked because I didn't know what you were referring to. If you didn't know what I was referring to, then you didn't know who you were referring to when you said the following: >> andrewprock already found an example and I agree with his assessment. > If you want me to talk to you I have no desire for you to talk to me: that was exactly why I asked you to respond to the other person and not me.