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It's not actually what they said as written though. Your quotes do not come from their post, they reflect your own interpretation. I'm suggesting that this inte
by itishappy 2y ago
It's not actually what they said as written though. Your quotes do not come from their post, they reflect your own interpretation. I'm suggesting that this interpretation differs from my own and what I assume is the original posters intent. (FWIW, they say the same thing.)
I also don't interpret the other replies here to be saying the same thing as you. They're discussing the idea that getting caught trying to have an affair (that happens to be fake) has interesting parallels with getting caught trying to buy drugs (that happen to be fake). You're accusing the poster of trolling.
- refulgentis 2y agoI appreciate the feedback. Looking at the other comments for a 3rd time, it's clear I'm not the only one expressing skepticism. I can't find any more to discuss here, it would feel awkward sitting in a side thread, where no one else is engaging, scrapping over how to sort other people's comments. ex. people saying the follow up analogy is flawed doesn't say "I agree with jpohhhh", so someone looking to police here should feel they can validly. And I don't like arguing with the cops, never goes well afaik :)