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I think asking another person or a friend who they voted for is not really "astonishing". It felt like you were using that to sort of show off your position as
by ninetyninenine 2y ago
I think asking another person or a friend who they voted for is not really "astonishing". It felt like you were using that to sort of show off your position as someone who both would never do that and hangs out with people who don't do that. It's like the position established in the article was "obvious" because you're "superior". That was the slight tone I was sensing.
- JohnFen 2y agoWell, your read couldn't possibly be more wrong. I don't think my situation is anything better than anyone else's, so there's nothing to "show off". Your mindreading machine is broken. But you think I'm a liar, so there's no point in talking about this any further. Thanks for your response.
- ninetyninenine 2y agoAgreed, I still think your lying. Thank you as well.