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It's not difficult to squirm out of this particular case. "I couldn't live here." Such a statement imparts neither a positive nor negative reaction. It's easy t
by jrmurad 17y ago
It's not difficult to squirm out of this particular case. "I couldn't live here." Such a statement imparts neither a positive nor negative reaction. It's easy to turn around on the offended party: "Why would you assume an insult?". With Twitter's character limit, it's unwise to read to far into something lacking much context.
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- cag_ii 17y agoHe didn't say "I couldn't live here", he said "I would die if I had to live here!" which I don't think can be considered a neutral statement. Regarding the squirming, He'd likely be better off by apologizing for making a stupid statement.