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As is your opinion that it isn't

• pb7 4y ago
  I didn't claim to speak for billions of people.
  • dylan604 4y ago
    "You don't speak for the ~7.7B people not in the US." vs "You don't speak for me" One of those comments is speaking for a lot more people
    • djanlermats2020 4y ago
      No it isn't, both are correct statements of fact.
    • ryantgtg 4y ago
      Where did you get "you don't speak for me"? It's "I can tell you that to us you're all the same" vs "You don't speak for the ~7.7B people not in the US." One person is trying to speak for 7.7B and the other is advising against that.
      • dylan604 4y ago
        >Where did you get "you don't speak for me"? It was an example of how to state unambiguously who was/was not being spoken for to contrast with the other statement. Maybe because I put it in quotes led you to think I was quoting someone, but it looked odd without to me.
  • anm89 4y ago
    you are making the same implicit claim and arguing insignificant semantics.