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To note, they're not talking about not screwing X. All they're saying is they take X very seriously. Which can be interpreted positively by some, yet doesn't p
by makeitdouble 2y ago
To note, they're not talking about not screwing X.
All they're saying is they take X very seriously. Which can be interpreted positively by some, yet doesn't put them too much at risk when tomorrow they're found again screwing X. They'll still be taking X very seriously at that time.
- Terr_ 2y agoExactly, it's often weasel-wording that loosely suggests they're seriously against something, but state they are just generically serious regarding a topic in an abstract manner. "The police officers killed my dog! Right through the screen door!" "Please calm down sir, I assure you the the department takes the handling of pets very seriously..."