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In reply to the discussion: Anybody who posts anything about how a subject SHOULD be perceived BY YOU... [View all]sibelian
(7,804 posts)49. Absolutely.
Last edited Tue Oct 29, 2013, 12:18 PM - Edit history (1)
I actually had a long conversation about this with an DU member who reserved the right to reinterpret whatever I said into whatever she felt entitled to take offense at. She was quite clear about it, what I thought I meant wasn't what I said actually meant. There was therefore clearly no reason for me to actually converse with her as she was using me as a way of talking out loud to something on the inside of her own head. That's fine, but I'd rather people acknowledge my attention as something to be put to good use rather than wasted on their own entertainment.
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Anybody who posts anything about how a subject SHOULD be perceived BY YOU... [View all]
sibelian
Oct 2013
OP
Truth is not subjective, sorry but you're simply wrong on that. The perception and acceptance
Egalitarian Thug
Oct 2013
#46
The problems arise when people mistake their perception and acceptance for truth.
Nuclear Unicorn
Oct 2013
#50
I think one of the side effects of prolonged Internet discussion board exposure
sibelian
Oct 2013
#47
should be listened to and have their opinion accepted as fact, because they are always right.
penultimate
Oct 2013
#30