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I simply said I liked the guy, and I disagree with him on something specific. I am sure he believed what he said. I simply disagree with it.
by Bilal_io 5y ago
I simply said I liked the guy, and I disagree with him on something specific.
I am sure he believed what he said. I simply disagree with it.
- nickff 5y agoYour original comment: >"Ryan Petersen is a very smart person and is fun to listen to. It was sad to see him spewing BS on Twitter against taxing the rich. But he's got to protect his money I guess." You didn't actually "[say] you liked the guy", and you didn't "disagree with him on something specific". You said he is "a very smart person" and that he was "spewing BS... to protect his money".
- leovander 5y agoFirst sentence sounds like a compliment, so I can imply that he likes the guy. And the second one is specific enough about him tweeting about taxing the rich. You might need to block *ycombinator.com in your hosts file for the day.
- Bilal_io 5y agoIf I said it's fun to listen to him, it means I find him likable. And I did mention one specific issue I didn't like/disagreed with him on, which was him spewing BS against taxing the rich.