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We have plenty of useful information. You've just decided that the source's word is no good when nothing she's said has been disputed by any party. If you igno
by carbonica 15y ago
We have plenty of useful information.
You've just decided that the source's word is no good when nothing she's said has been disputed by any party. If you ignore her because you don't like what she has to say, then yeah, you wouldn't have "enough information to make any useful conclusions."
- ThomPete 15y agoGiven that you read an awful lot into what I just wrote I think my point still stands. You have no way of knowing what is going on. Feel free to speculate just don't wrap it into a vail of certainty when it's clearly not. She don't have to lie for your interpretation of the whole matter to be wrong. If you have ever dealt with angry customers or mis treated customers you would know what I mean. Things a rarely as crystal clear as they seem.