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> And the big one that's everywhere today that you can't talk about. If you're not going to say what you actually think, why hint at it?
by XMPPwocky 2y ago
> And the big one that's everywhere today that you can't talk about.
If you're not going to say what you actually think, why hint at it?
- causality0 2y agoPlaying along by pretending there's nothing to mention is a step further than feeling you're not allowed to say exactly what you mean. That's the why. Why aside, if you care about the subject either way you already know what he's talking about, and if you don't know then you likely wouldn't care. He may be quite incorrect in his judgment of the subject, but, as demonstrated by the flagging, he's correct that he's not allowed to talk about it in many settings, including this one. There's a fair chance I'm not allowed to talk about him not being allowed to talk about it, either.
- angra_mainyu 2y agoI agree, it is most definitely ironic
- XMPPwocky 2y agoI have a really good counter-argument to everything you've said, but I'm too scared to mention it- as you can see, my original post got downvoted
- tarxvf 2y agoIt's more fun trying to guess. Personally I think they're talking about Apple fanboys. Or EV enthusiasts. Hard to tell.