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Don't put words in my mouth: I said your incredulity at people rings hollow - not your experience. It's like a Tesla owner being surprised that people assume t
by sangnoir 5y ago
Don't put words in my mouth: I said your incredulity at people rings hollow - not your experience.
It's like a Tesla owner being surprised that people assume they bought a Tesla because it's an EV, when the real reason is because they love the seats and infotainment system. It should not be surpring to discover that a widely-held semtiment (right or wrong) is widely-held.
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- notch656a 5y agoI see, the issue is you don't understand what incredulity means. It doesn't mean I'm surprised. I'm perfectly willing to _believe_ that people have rational views on what a situation may be. I understand your wish to be sanctimonious, and perhaps it would have been wise for me to turn the other cheek rather than point out your hypocrisy of putting words in my mouth. Mea Culpa.