Current Events > Crazy racist white man arrested after pulling gun on black teens at McDonalds.

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Lost_All_Senses posted...

GaryGaryGary posted...

Secondly, I thought guns were legal in the USA.

So, because something is legal it means you can use it however you want?...what kind of dumb logic.

Did he use it?

@Lost_All_Senses posted...

TrevorBlack79 posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

might of

Lost_All_Senses posted...

might of

Stop it.

Eh, I take pride in acknowledging that none of us have all the facts. Im not hardheaded and don't think I know everything that happened based of a video with little context. You however, seem to pick a side and not think outside the box you put yourself in.

He means that you should look at my sig. Add "might of"/"might've" (contraction of "might have") to it.
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ModLogic posted...

A_Good_Boy posted...

If they move out of your way when you step in their direction, then yes, that's exactly what that means. People standing in a line behind you aren't barring your path anymore than the people standing behind the racist gentleman in this video.

yea they just moved out of his way. thats why he had to push them. thats why a mcdonald worker had to try and hold one back. thats why a gun had to be drawn.

why are they in a line behind him when they were the ones who ordered first. since thier inability to pay was what started the mess.

What kind of person are you to think that a gun had to be drawn here?

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GaryGaryGary posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

GaryGaryGary posted...

Secondly, I thought guns were legal in the USA.

So, because something is legal it means you can use it however you want?...what kind of dumb logic.

Did he use it?

Brandishing is using.
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A_Good_Boy posted...

ModLogic posted...

A_Good_Boy posted...

swastikas

do you still hold ignorant and bigoted views towards other cultures and religions?

You poor oppressed victim.

"asians and Buddhists arent on my bare minimum tolerance list "
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ModLogic posted...

A_Good_Boy posted...

ModLogic posted...

A_Good_Boy posted...

swastikas

do you still hold ignorant and bigoted views towards other cultures and religions?

You poor oppressed victim.

"asians and Buddhists arent on my bare minimum tolerance list "

I'm still just sitting here and smiling at your oblivious ironic hot takes.

Keep up with the waterworks, it's pretty great.
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A_Good_Boy posted...

GaryGaryGary posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

GaryGaryGary posted...

Secondly, I thought guns were legal in the USA.

So, because something is legal it means you can use it however you want?...what kind of dumb logic.

Did he use it?

Brandishing is using.

He should of knew that. I can't stand arguing with people who try to take everything as literal as they can to try and make points.
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A_Good_Boy posted...

GaryGaryGary posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

GaryGaryGary posted...

Secondly, I thought guns were legal in the USA.

So, because something is legal it means you can use it however you want?...what kind of dumb logic.

Did he use it?

Brandishing is using.

I disagree.

Called it
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GaryGaryGary posted...

A_Good_Boy posted...

GaryGaryGary posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

GaryGaryGary posted...

Secondly, I thought guns were legal in the USA.

So, because something is legal it means you can use it however you want?...what kind of dumb logic.

Did he use it?

Brandishing is using.

I disagree.

No one is impressed by you being blatantly wrong
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

should of

Didn't you hear to stop it?
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When you copypaste the entire article and forget to cut out the advertisement
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Laserion posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

should of

Didn't you hear to stop it?

....I don't know if I can give you guys what you need. If that means the end of our relationship I guess Ill have to come to terms with that. I just don't care enough to think harder about everything I type here....I just don't
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Using the correct "should have" over the incorrect "should of" should not require meaningful amounts of thought. This should be automatic. This is literally gradeschool English you're struggling with.
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

A_Good_Boy posted...

GaryGaryGary posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

GaryGaryGary posted...

Secondly, I thought guns were legal in the USA.

So, because something is legal it means you can use it however you want?...what kind of dumb logic.

Did he use it?

Brandishing is using.

He should of knew that. I can't stand arguing with people who try to take everything as literal as they can to try and make points.

You did it again man D:

*should've or should have
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

Laserion posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

should of

Didn't you hear to stop it?

....I don't know if I can give you guys what you need. If that means the end of our relationship I guess Ill have to come to terms with that. I just don't care enough to think harder about everything I type here....I just don't

Just practice and eventually it will become second nature
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TrevorBlack79 posted...

Using the correct "should have" over the incorrect "should of" should not require meaningful amounts of thought. This should be automatic. This is literally gradeschool English you're struggling with.

I feel bad for him that he is struggling. It's difficult for me to be too sympathetic though because I never used to see these sorts of mistakes. It's recent and seems to be a generational issue.
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Don't feel bad for me bro. You guys are taking this way too personal >_>. Don't treat me like a child because my priorities growing up weren't focused speaking perfect english. It literally never comes up in my normal life. Most people simply don't care. You guys are blowing this really small thing up to acting like Im some dude that can't function in society lol.

Also, don't use me as an example for a generation please. It's disrespectful to both sides
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This is like a daily, multiple occurrence.

And they're always Trump supporters.
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TrevorBlack79 posted...

Using the correct "should have" over the incorrect "should of" should not require meaningful amounts of thought. This should be automatic. This is literally gradeschool English you're struggling with.

Eh, Im actually sticking to it now since you're a dick and it obviously irritates you
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https://twitter.com/snatchingedgess/status/1064712479031332865/video/1

Wow, I hope that white lady who tried to kick everyone out into the street with the killer gets fired
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

Don't feel bad for me bro. You guys are taking this way too personal >_>. Don't treat me like a child because my priorities growing up weren't focused speaking perfect english. It literally never comes up in my normal life. Most people simply don't care. You guys are blowing this really small thing up to acting like Im some dude that can't function in society lol.

Also, don't use me as an example for a generation please. It's disrespectful to both sides

You don't need to be so defensive. I wasn't using you as an example. I was saying that I see these types of errors on a daily basis. I was already in my 30s when I first saw this exact mistake. I see it like weekly at least now. Misuse of there/their/they're, it's/its or other more common errors, associated with autocorrect especially, used to be relatively rare. I see them daily now. It just frustrates me how little effort some people put into language. Like "might of" and "might've" require the same number of caps/keystrokes, and if you have have autocorrect on, you can sometimes skip the apostrophe and have it get corrected in, saving 1 tap/keystroke, making it take more effort to do it wrong than right.
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ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

Don't feel bad for me bro. You guys are taking this way too personal >_>. Don't treat me like a child because my priorities growing up weren't focused speaking perfect english. It literally never comes up in my normal life. Most people simply don't care. You guys are blowing this really small thing up to acting like Im some dude that can't function in society lol.

Also, don't use me as an example for a generation please. It's disrespectful to both sides

You don't need to be so defensive. I wasn't using you as an example. I was saying that I see these types of errors on a daily basis. I was already in my 30s when I first saw this exact mistake. I see it like weekly at least now. Misuse of there/their/they're, it's/its or other more common errors, associated with autocorrect especially, used to be relatively rare. I see them daily now. It just frustrates me how little effort some people put into language. Like "might of" and "might've" require the same number of caps/keystrokes, and if you have have autocorrect on, you can sometimes skip the apostrophe and have it get corrected in, saving 1 tap/keystroke, making it take more effort to do it wrong than right.

You gotta understand you don't just go around telling people you feel bad for them. Then you follow it up with "You don't need to be defensive". That's a really annoying way to talk to people man. You gave me a tip so Im trying to hit you right back with one.

I don't even like people saying they feel bad for me about geniune shit but I give that a pass cause people will be people. Your way comes off like your goal is to belittle. Just letting you know.
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

Don't feel bad for me bro. You guys are taking this way too personal >_>. Don't treat me like a child because my priorities growing up weren't focused speaking perfect english. It literally never comes up in my normal life. Most people simply don't care. You guys are blowing this really small thing up to acting like Im some dude that can't function in society lol.

Also, don't use me as an example for a generation please. It's disrespectful to both sides

Dont take it personally dude, youre one of the few nicer posters here, the lot of these folks just have the need to bitch at something or someone for the most asinine of reasons, you were just the target for that day.
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

Don't feel bad for me bro. You guys are taking this way too personal >_>. Don't treat me like a child because my priorities growing up weren't focused speaking perfect english. It literally never comes up in my normal life. Most people simply don't care. You guys are blowing this really small thing up to acting like Im some dude that can't function in society lol.

Also, don't use me as an example for a generation please. It's disrespectful to both sides

You don't need to be so defensive. I wasn't using you as an example. I was saying that I see these types of errors on a daily basis. I was already in my 30s when I first saw this exact mistake. I see it like weekly at least now. Misuse of there/their/they're, it's/its or other more common errors, associated with autocorrect especially, used to be relatively rare. I see them daily now. It just frustrates me how little effort some people put into language. Like "might of" and "might've" require the same number of caps/keystrokes, and if you have have autocorrect on, you can sometimes skip the apostrophe and have it get corrected in, saving 1 tap/keystroke, making it take more effort to do it wrong than right.

You gotta understand you don't just go around telling people you feel bad for them. Then you follow it up with "You don't need to be defensive".

He knew what he was doing, hes just backpedaling because he got called out, thats his shtick, I have seen him do it on numerous occasions.
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ModLogic posted...

A_Good_Boy posted...

If they move out of your way when you step in their direction, then yes, that's exactly what that means. People standing in a line behind you aren't barring your path anymore than the people standing behind the racist gentleman in this video.

yea they just moved out of his way. thats why he had to push them. thats why a mcdonald worker had to try and hold one back. thats why a gun had to be drawn.

why are they in a line behind him when they were the ones who ordered first. since thier inability to pay was what started the mess.

When you say "thier inability to pay was what started the mess", are you stating that the whole thing was their fault?

Lost_All_Senses posted...

ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

Don't feel bad for me bro. You guys are taking this way too personal >_>. Don't treat me like a child because my priorities growing up weren't focused speaking perfect english. It literally never comes up in my normal life. Most people simply don't care. You guys are blowing this really small thing up to acting like Im some dude that can't function in society lol.

Also, don't use me as an example for a generation please. It's disrespectful to both sides

You don't need to be so defensive. I wasn't using you as an example. I was saying that I see these types of errors on a daily basis. I was already in my 30s when I first saw this exact mistake. I see it like weekly at least now. Misuse of there/their/they're, it's/its or other more common errors, associated with autocorrect especially, used to be relatively rare. I see them daily now. It just frustrates me how little effort some people put into language. Like "might of" and "might've" require the same number of caps/keystrokes, and if you have have autocorrect on, you can sometimes skip the apostrophe and have it get corrected in, saving 1 tap/keystroke, making it take more effort to do it wrong than right.

You gotta understand you don't just go around telling people you feel bad for them. Then you follow it up with "You don't need to be defensive". That's a really annoying way to talk to people man. You gave me a tip so Im trying to hit you right back with one.

I don't even like people saying they feel bad for me about geniune shit but I give that a pass cause people will be people. Your way comes off like your goal is to belittle. Just letting you know.

What would you have me say instead then?
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

Im not gonna lie about backpedaling being something I do. Because it's one the learning processes I use. I type up a half assed thought I don't fully believe in and wait for someone to give me better information. If it works then I just tricked someone into giving me information while they get to feel good about being right. People are way more likely to give you information if they can throw it in your face.

Im not gonna lie. It's manipulative. But everyone wins so...

Also, props on being the 1st to call me on it. I thought I was gonna be outed waaay before this

I would have to disagree, if you do that to most people they will tell you its manipulative as yourself have said and to not to do it again. But hey if you feel the need to be manipulative to get information out of someone than just being genuine and upfront, go for it. I personally wont do it because I know most people wont respect me for doing that to them, and I would respect their wishes in how they want to be talked to. Treat others as you would treat yourself and all that.
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Kazi1212 posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

Im not gonna lie about backpedaling being something I do. Because it's one the learning processes I use. I type up a half assed thought I don't fully believe in and wait for someone to give me better information. If it works then I just tricked someone into giving me information while they get to feel good about being right. People are way more likely to give you information if they can throw it in your face.

Im not gonna lie. It's manipulative. But everyone wins so...

Also, props on being the 1st to call me on it. I thought I was gonna be outed waaay before this

I would have to disagree, if you do that to most people they will tell you its manipulative as yourself have said and to not to do it again. But hey if you feel the need to be manipulative to get information out of someone than just being genuine and upfront, go for it. I personally wont do it because I know most people wont respect me for doing that to them, and I would respect their wishes in how they want to be talked to. Treat others as you would treat yourself and all that.

Damn. Caught it lol. The thing is, I follow that treat others rule of thumb. I just don't care if others do it to me. Id bond with them over it
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Kazi1212 posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

Don't feel bad for me bro. You guys are taking this way too personal >_>. Don't treat me like a child because my priorities growing up weren't focused speaking perfect english. It literally never comes up in my normal life. Most people simply don't care. You guys are blowing this really small thing up to acting like Im some dude that can't function in society lol.

Also, don't use me as an example for a generation please. It's disrespectful to both sides

You don't need to be so defensive. I wasn't using you as an example. I was saying that I see these types of errors on a daily basis. I was already in my 30s when I first saw this exact mistake. I see it like weekly at least now. Misuse of there/their/they're, it's/its or other more common errors, associated with autocorrect especially, used to be relatively rare. I see them daily now. It just frustrates me how little effort some people put into language. Like "might of" and "might've" require the same number of caps/keystrokes, and if you have have autocorrect on, you can sometimes skip the apostrophe and have it get corrected in, saving 1 tap/keystroke, making it take more effort to do it wrong than right.

You gotta understand you don't just go around telling people you feel bad for them. Then you follow it up with "You don't need to be defensive".

He knew what he was doing, he?s just backpedaling because he got called out, that?s his shtick, I have seen him do it on numerous occasions.

Oh look. Lying about me again to see what people will or will not believe. I would ask for proof but you will just "nah I keep all my evidence to myself" again.
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

Kazi1212 posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

Im not gonna lie about backpedaling being something I do. Because it's one the learning processes I use. I type up a half assed thought I don't fully believe in and wait for someone to give me better information. If it works then I just tricked someone into giving me information while they get to feel good about being right. People are way more likely to give you information if they can throw it in your face.

Im not gonna lie. It's manipulative. But everyone wins so...

Also, props on being the 1st to call me on it. I thought I was gonna be outed waaay before this

I would have to disagree, if you do that to most people they will tell you its manipulative as yourself have said and to not to do it again. But hey if you feel the need to be manipulative to get information out of someone than just being genuine and upfront, go for it. I personally wont do it because I know most people wont respect me for doing that to them, and I would respect their wishes in how they want to be talked to. Treat others as you would treat yourself and all that.

Damn. Caught it lol. The thing is, I follow that treat others rule of thumb. I just don't care if others do it to me. Id bond with them over it

Dont worry, everyone already knew it was you. It was so obvious you were lying about having that only one other alt when you brought it up in the other topic yesterday. I guess youre just a manipulative and lying sleazeball all around, but dont worry, you fit in nicely here with us.
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ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

What would you have me say instead then?

Anything other than "I feel bad for you". Imagine someone says that to you for a minor thing you did. How you feel about that?
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Wait what? I don't have alts. We're speaking about 2 different things. I deleted my strategy of probing my information cause I gave out my playbook
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Kazi1212 posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

Kazi1212 posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

Im not gonna lie about backpedaling being something I do. Because it's one the learning processes I use. I type up a half assed thought I don't fully believe in and wait for someone to give me better information. If it works then I just tricked someone into giving me information while they get to feel good about being right. People are way more likely to give you information if they can throw it in your face.

Im not gonna lie. It's manipulative. But everyone wins so...

Also, props on being the 1st to call me on it. I thought I was gonna be outed waaay before this

I would have to disagree, if you do that to most people they will tell you its manipulative as yourself have said and to not to do it again. But hey if you feel the need to be manipulative to get information out of someone than just being genuine and upfront, go for it. I personally won?t do it because I know most people won?t respect me for doing that to them, and I would respect their wishes in how they want to be talked to. Treat others as you would treat yourself and all that.

Damn. Caught it lol. The thing is, I follow that treat others rule of thumb. I just don't care if others do it to me. Id bond with them over it

Don?t worry, everyone already knew it was you. It was so obvious you were lying about the have only that other alt when you brought it up in the other topic yesterday. I guess you?re just a manipulative and lying sleazeball all around, but don?t worry, you fit in nicely here with us.

lol what?
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

Wait what? I don't have alts. We're speaking about 2 different things.

Of course, my mistake, carry on.
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

I deleted my strategy of probing information cause I gave out my playbook

That was what I meant by outing myself. Not alts
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

TrevorBlack79 posted...

Using the correct "should have" over the incorrect "should of" should not require meaningful amounts of thought. This should be automatic. This is literally gradeschool English you're struggling with.

Eh, Im actually sticking to it now since you're a dick and it obviously irritates you

It doesn't irritate me. It's more like I'm embarrassed on your behalf. And frankly if you want to call me a dick, I invite you to examine your first reply to me where you just blatantly insulted me for what you mistakenly thought I was saying. Hypocrite.
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

Eh, Im actually sticking to it now since you're a dick and it obviously irritates you

Lost_All_Senses posted...

Your way comes off like your goal is to belittle.

Lol.

Lost_All_Senses posted...

ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

What would you have me say instead then?

Anything other than "I feel bad for you". Imagine someone says that to you for a minor thing you did. How you feel about that?

Okay so like what then? What would have been a better way to convey acknowledgement that you were having difficulties with something I can't relate to? I appreciate that you're coming from a positive and helpful angle here, but some examples would give me more to go on. Also, for the record, I used to the word defensive mostly because you called the other guy a dick and said you would keep it up to annoy him.
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Typhon posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

Eh, Im actually sticking to it now since you're a dick and it obviously irritates you

Lost_All_Senses posted...

Your way comes off like your goal is to belittle.

Lol.

Wasn't actually gonna do it.

Lost_All_Senses posted...

backpedaling

Hit the trifecta
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ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

What would you have me say instead then?

Anything other than "I feel bad for you". Imagine someone says that to you for a minor thing you did. How you feel about that?

Okay so like what then? What would have been a better way to convey acknowledgement that you were having difficulties with something I can't relate to? I appreciate that you're coming from a positive and helpful angle here, but some examples would give me more to go on. Also, for the record, I used to the word defensive mostly because you called the other guy a dick and said you would keep it up to annoy him.

I actually can't think of a replacement for "I feel bad for you" just cause it's so far from an expression Id use. I have a deep reason for that but Im not trying to talk about it atm >_>. Wish I could give a better answer but it's just not hitting me
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Lost_All_Senses posted...

ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

What would you have me say instead then?

Anything other than "I feel bad for you". Imagine someone says that to you for a minor thing you did. How you feel about that?

Okay so like what then? What would have been a better way to convey acknowledgement that you were having difficulties with something I can't relate to? I appreciate that you're coming from a positive and helpful angle here, but some examples would give me more to go on. Also, for the record, I used to the word defensive mostly because you called the other guy a dick and said you would keep it up to annoy him.

I actually can't think of a replacement for "I feel bad for you" just cause it's so far from an expression Id use. I have a deep reason for that but Im not trying to talk about it atm >_>. Wish I could give a better answer but it's just not hitting me

Okay, well I apologize in any case. As I said, the situation is one to which I can't relate, so if I'm insensitive about it, it's just because I don't understand it. The misunderstanding goes both ways though.
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ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

Lost_All_Senses posted...

ImTheMacheteGuy posted...

What would you have me say instead then?

Anything other than "I feel bad for you". Imagine someone says that to you for a minor thing you did. How you feel about that?

Okay so like what then? What would have been a better way to convey acknowledgement that you were having difficulties with something I can't relate to? I appreciate that you're coming from a positive and helpful angle here, but some examples would give me more to go on. Also, for the record, I used to the word defensive mostly because you called the other guy a dick and said you would keep it up to annoy him.

I actually can't think of a replacement for "I feel bad for you" just cause it's so far from an expression Id use. I have a deep reason for that but Im not trying to talk about it atm >_>. Wish I could give a better answer but it's just not hitting me

Okay, well I apologize in any case. As I said, the situation is one to which I can't relate, so if I'm insensitive about it, it's just because I don't understand it. The misunderstanding goes both ways though.

Yeah. Don't worry, I feel like a dick for coming at you like a less than reasonable person. There was a lot going on in this topic lol
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