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I can copy and paste the entire thing again if you'd like to see the part which is very clearly not being straightforward. I'm not sure how one could read that

I can copy and paste the entire thing again if you'd like to see the part which is very clearly not being straightforward. I'm not sure how one could read that text and not recognize the dishonesty oozing out of every sentence. > Donald Trump is such a good President that he is best friends to the superior China (Peoples Republic of).” Is there something unclear about what I'm saying?

aspenmayer 6y ago
It seems like you’re implying being friendly with China or Chinese people is a bad thing, or that we should have a negative association with Trump or America being close with China? Why would that be bad? I don’t want to assume that you meant that, however.
- theredlion 6y ago
  I'm not going to walk you through reading comprehension, but if you can't recognize the oozing underlying sneer of that quote and the blatant cherry on top finish, then I encourage you to work on that skill
  - aspenmayer 6y ago
    I understood that is one possible interpretation; however, the intentions of the hackers are unknown, and so you’re assuming that they meant it that way. Or perhaps it’s a double bluff, or even a triple bluff. How would we know? https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/double_bluff https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/double_bluff https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/triple_bluff https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/triple_bluff > I'm not going to walk you through reading comprehension, but if you can't recognize the oozing underlying sneer of that quote and the blatant cherry on top finish, then I encourage you to work on that skill Easy on the personal attacks, bud. Implying I don’t know what you know is rude, plain and simple. I’m sure you already knew this, I’m just letting you know I see you and how you twist your argument to make others appear to be your lesser. It’s a bad look. Try to argue in better faith. Or don’t, your choice. Thanks for discussing this with me.

aspenmayer 6y ago

It seems like you’re implying being friendly with China or Chinese people is a bad thing, or that we should have a negative association with Trump or America being close with China? Why would that be bad? I don’t want to assume that you meant that, however.

theredlion 6y ago
I'm not going to walk you through reading comprehension, but if you can't recognize the oozing underlying sneer of that quote and the blatant cherry on top finish, then I encourage you to work on that skill
- aspenmayer 6y ago
  I understood that is one possible interpretation; however, the intentions of the hackers are unknown, and so you’re assuming that they meant it that way. Or perhaps it’s a double bluff, or even a triple bluff. How would we know? https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/double_bluff https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/double_bluff https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/triple_bluff https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/triple_bluff > I'm not going to walk you through reading comprehension, but if you can't recognize the oozing underlying sneer of that quote and the blatant cherry on top finish, then I encourage you to work on that skill Easy on the personal attacks, bud. Implying I don’t know what you know is rude, plain and simple. I’m sure you already knew this, I’m just letting you know I see you and how you twist your argument to make others appear to be your lesser. It’s a bad look. Try to argue in better faith. Or don’t, your choice. Thanks for discussing this with me.