• Icalasari@kbin.social
      31·
      11 months ago

      Dude, I’m literally Autistic and I understand nuance and symbolic wording better than you

      Pedantry just makes people not like you

    • darq@kbin.social
      21·
      11 months ago

      If you want civility to return to the discussion, you should consider removing your comments from it.

            • darq@kbin.social
              21·
              11 months ago

              I get it. You’d rather lie for attention than tell the truth.

              I showed my evidence. So you can take your accusations and choke on them. Do everybody a favour.

              I prefer honest conversations. People are nuanced but what you’re claiming never happened. It just didn’t. At least not to my knowledge.

              No, you don’t prefer honest conversations, you are fooling nobody. You prefer asking bad-faith questions and trying to pretend that witholding assistance and laughing at gay people dying is somehow different to supporting their deaths.

              Nobody is buying what you are trying to sell.

              If you have to make a story up to make someone look bad then it says a lot about you as a person and nothing about the other person

              If you have to pretend to not understand basic English to accuse other people of lying, it suggests either a severe lack of either scruples or intellectual capacity on your part. So which is it?

              Bite me.

                • Icalasari@kbin.social
                  21·
                  11 months ago

                  I’m just going to counter your pedantry with three of the literal definitions for cheering

                  cheer
                  2 of 2
                  verb
                  cheered; cheering; cheers

                  2
                  : to grow or be cheerful : rejoice
                  —usually used with up
                  Cheer up! Things could be worse.

                  transitive verb
                  1
                  a
                  : to make glad or happy
                  —usually used with up
                  clowns who cheer up children in hospitals

                  He laughed at their deaths. That effectively falls under three of the definitions well enough