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It's the very definition of a non-sequitur. You're loading up my comment with things I did not say or reference. Just look at the plain meaning of the words I
by dkjaudyeqooe 2y ago
It's the very definition of a non-sequitur.
You're loading up my comment with things I did not say or reference.
Just look at the plain meaning of the words I'm using. They refer to what comes out of his mouth, that's all.
- refurb 2y agoI copy-pasted your comment? How can I be "loading up your comment with things I did not say or reference"? If what you are saying is - "my comment did not accurately reflect what I was trying to say" then ok, but I can only go by what you write. I can't read your mind.