10-07-2015, 12:30 PM
(10-07-2015, 12:19 PM)djs7685 Wrote: That's odd. I noticed that he made a blanket statement right off the bat, and then made an entirely different argument afterwards. Two separate points.
Like I said, which is a fact...his first statement has been proven to be incorrect. Do you disagree? We can argue his second point after if you'd like.
it was not two separate statements. It was statement with a modifier. The modifier made it clear what he meant.
If I say "It is not okay to kill people unless they are attacking you." do you consider that two statements or one? I have never made that statement and then have someone attack me for saying it is okay to kill people because "that was my EXACT statement".
In order for it to be an "exact" statement you have to include all the information in the statement.
