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Sure. Right after you explain why you think it's not justified
by drysine 9mo ago
Sure. Right after you explain why you think it's not justified
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 9mo agoI'm not really interested in doing that. My question was asked firstly to give you an opportunity to explain your perspective around what I saw to be a not obvious claim and secondly to bring light to the fact that you can't explain it (if that happens to be the case as it seems here). The opportunity for you to explain it is an opportunity to exonerate your point of view. You don't have to take it.
- drysine 9mo ago>to bring light to the fact that you can't explain it Not in good faith then. Just as I thought.
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