>but had a hefty implied message There used to be a word for this as well; we called it "putting words in other people's mouth". One can criticize aspects of

>but had a hefty implied message There used to be a word for this as well; we called it "putting words in other people's mouth". One can criticize aspects of a movement without being against the whole movement, or the people in the movement. >one which is rightly considered offensive to most of modern society What hubris.