Ah, I just realized that English may not be your first language. Allow me to clarify:
The word "argument" has multiple meanings. I did not mean to imply that you were arguing or being argumentative, so your response of "Im not arguing" is nonsensical.
I asked you if I'm understanding your argument clearly. In this context, your "argument" is your reasoning. Here's the definition:
a reason or set of reasons given with the aim of persuading others that an action or idea is right or wrong.
So, to reword my previous comment:
****Wait wait... please tell me if I'm understanding your REASONING clearly.
****You’re using the fact that Q never said Biden is a fake person as proof that Biden is a fake person?
Additionally, the first sentence of my comment was merely setting the stage for my question, which is the SECOND sentence in my original post.
Please answer my actual question to continue our dialog.
Gotcha. So if I say, “apples exist”, then to you that means you should chuck apples at the presidential motorcade when it drives by?
Wait wait… please tell me if I’m understanding your argument clearly.
You’re using the fact that Q never said Biden is a fake person as proof that Biden is a fake person?
Ah, I just realized that English may not be your first language. Allow me to clarify:
The word "argument" has multiple meanings. I did not mean to imply that you were arguing or being argumentative, so your response of "Im not arguing" is nonsensical.
I asked you if I'm understanding your argument clearly. In this context, your "argument" is your reasoning. Here's the definition:
So, to reword my previous comment:
****Wait wait... please tell me if I'm understanding your REASONING clearly.
****You’re using the fact that Q never said Biden is a fake person as proof that Biden is a fake person?
Additionally, the first sentence of my comment was merely setting the stage for my question, which is the SECOND sentence in my original post.
Please answer my actual question to continue our dialog.