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That is just the opposite of what I tried to say. I am not a native speaker, so I might have been misunderstood ...?? Some things just go beyond figures ...
by PythonicAlpha 11y ago
That is just the opposite of what I tried to say. I am not a native speaker, so I might have been misunderstood ...??
Some things just go beyond figures ...
- lugg 11y agoalbertop, and I, are confused by your post, because you are defending her decision to refuse the 1 million with "righteousness" but must have missed the part of the article where it states she counter offered to settle for 2.7 million. .. or, 2.7m = righteousness
- PythonicAlpha 11y agoOk, that was a detail, I simply misunderstood. I thought, that she refused the settlement and wanted to bring it to court. Still, without knowing the details, it is difficult to judge over a persons motives.
- WalterGR 11y agoI am not a native speaker, so I might have been misunderstood ...?? No, you weren't. In the U.S. the primary way to get redress in these kinds of situations is a lawsuit with a concrete financial reward. And to some people, the seeking of a financial reward implies only the desire for the financial reward. So by that logic: by virtue of seeking redress you're only out for some cold hard cash. And what easier reason is there to decide to not believe a person's claims?
- PythonicAlpha 11y agoYes, it seems to be a little two-faced. You are stupid, if you don't take hard cash, but when you do, you are called crooked.