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Topic	Notre Dame students walk out on Mike Pence speech
Mumble_ 05/21/17 7:21:20 PM #97:	Anteaterking posted... Mumble_ posted... Axiom posted... It said a staged protest had been planned for weeks. That doesn't mean they were planning for weeks Why do you insist on outright lying? "This was not a surprise, but rather a staged protest some students had been planning for weeks." This isn't even an excusable mistake- you have a direct quote a few clicks away from you. "I've been planning to go to this concert for months" doesn't mean anything more than I probably bought tickets months ago. That's because you're taking a passive role in that case. For example, there is a difference between "I've been planning to go to this concert for months" and "I've been planning this concert for months." Just as there is a difference between "I've been planning to attend this protest for weeks" and "I've been planning this protest for weeks." --- <cite>Perfection</cite> is perfected. <cite>Mumble_ posted [p:879547595] in Notre Dame... [t:75371036]...</cite> <quote><cite>Anteaterking posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mumble_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Axiom posted...</cite> <quote>It said a staged protest had been planned for weeks. That doesn't mean they were planning for weeks</quote> Why do you insist on outright lying? "This was not a surprise, but rather a staged protest some students had been planning for weeks." This isn't even an excusable mistake- you have a direct quote a few clicks away from you.</quote> "I've been planning to go to this concert for months" doesn't mean anything more than I probably bought tickets months ago.</quote> That's because you're taking a passive role in that case. For example, there is a difference between "I've been planning to go to this concert for months" and "I've been planning this concert for months." Just as there is a difference between "I've been planning to attend this protest for weeks" and "I've been planning this protest for weeks." --- <cite>Perfection</cite> is perfected.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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