"I don't want to get into a debate about absolutism or anything, but that's a pretty bizarre statement. "to me" = acknowledging my own subjectivity. "for a buye

"I don't want to get into a debate about absolutism or anything, but that's a pretty bizarre statement. "to me" = acknowledging my own subjectivity. "for a buyer" = a generalised group. Weird." I'm sure he meant "in my opinion, it's a bad investment [for whoever buys it]". There's nothing bizarre on that sentence, really.