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>The OP said "Dorsey has nothing to gain" and "he seems to be quite mindful", yet for some reason you criticize me for purportedly being a mind reader, but not
by stevejobs69 4y ago
>The OP said "Dorsey has nothing to gain" and "he seems to be quite mindful", yet for some reason you criticize me for purportedly being a mind reader, but not the OP. Why is that?
It is extremely obvious that the other guy was merely giving his opinion, whereas you were presenting your opinion as a fact.
- lapcat 4y ago> It is extremely obvious that the other guy was merely giving his opinion, whereas you were presenting your opinion as a fact. What's the difference? Isn't everyone presenting their opinion as a fact? They certainly aren't presenting their opinion as falsehood. There seems to be a double standard applied to the OP and me. Also "It is extremely obvious that" is presenting your opinion as a fact, is it not?