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You can't make a fact more true. It simply is. You can drop the personal attacks and insinuations. That's not necessary.

• cycrutchfield 3y ago
  It’s not really a personal attack to point out that your “just asking questions” routine happens to dovetail nicely with certain political talking points. Why so defensive?
  • evandale 3y ago
    Why don't you name the pieces of facts that are missing then so the parent can respond to it? You keep making personal attacks and asking if the parent is employed by the state of Florida. What does their employment situation have to do with anything?
    • slashdev 3y ago
      That was a different person, although your point is valid for the other person.
      • evandale 3y ago
        Ahh, I honestly don't pay attention to usernames. I replied to someone who is defending your attacker and making the same low effort quips so I assume they have no problem with the bizarre employment question or they would have flagged the comment or called it out for what it is.
  • slashdev 3y ago
    This is also in rather poor taste. To point you in the right direction: "to keep repeating it doesn't make it any more true and is really revealing a lot" of undesirable things about you as a person. The latter words added by me and implied. That's a personal attack.