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> You've changed your position fundamentally, from saying > you have nothing to lose... I specifically used the words "if I understand you correctly" as an
by jt2190 12y ago
> You've changed your position fundamentally, from saying
> you have nothing to lose...
I specifically used the words "if I understand you correctly" as an invitation to the author to share more information, and to signal to the reader that I was making an assumption about his financial position, i.e. I assume he has very little capital. My exact words:
> If I understand you correctly, you currently have very
> little capital to protect.
Which you've now twisted into:
> ...you have nothing to lose...
Notice the change in meaning?