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You are conflating “unexpectedly” with “no reason”. The parent comments said “unexpectedly.” There is a world of difference in those word choices. Saying “no r
by drewbug01 3y ago
You are conflating “unexpectedly” with “no reason”. The parent comments said “unexpectedly.”
There is a world of difference in those word choices. Saying “no reason” certainly gives you an excuse to write a sanctimonious comment like this, but it’s misrepresenting what was said.