
Originally Posted by
Graystone
Of course it has to do with that, the things you said before and after, don't line up with the accusation you confirmed applied to me as well. This makes the accusation wrong, and since the statements before and after contradict it; they do not clarify it, since a yes can't be clarified to a no. How can you still dispute this? You're literally arguing against one of the basic underpinnings of rationality, that concepts such as agreement and disagreement exist and are not interchangeable.
Sure, if you deliberately ignore all prior and subsequent context, in order to avoid having to argue an actual point.

Originally Posted by
Graystone
It remains all of those things, you might even say I clarified it with the correct context

They are mutually exclusive, but I guess it does paint a very clear picture of how much you are willing to warp reality, to mask your hypocrisy.
I'll simply restate:
Either it's a Standard (in which case all your twaddle about exceptions is irrelevant) and so argue the point.
Or
You're a hypocrite.
Pick one.
Physics; Thou art a cruel, heartless Bitch-of-a-Mistress
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