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To get an answer. Why are you replying if you have no intention of answering?
by guappa 2y ago
To get an answer. Why are you replying if you have no intention of answering?
- DonHopkins 2y ago[flagged]
- JCattheATM 2y agoThe point is your 'question' was really a claim/assertion, and you know it. It doesn't make sense as a question in context otherwise. The claim/assertion has no basis in fact.