Scottie wrote: And just what, praytell, is the difference between saying he "wondered about it", "speculated about it" and "equated it"????
Did you see Morley post? He asked a very germane question, and I think it goes to the heart of your misunderstanding and subsequent overreaction.
Wondering:
I wonder, based on a piece of data, if something is the case.Equating/accusing:
I'm pretty sure that schmo is a child molester.Scottie wrote:Kind of playing a petty semantics game, aren't ya Schmo?
I don't think it's a semantics game to distinguish between speculation and accusation.
Scottie wrote: But, okay, you win. I'm completely out of line for thinking someone was wrong for speculating about another mans porn usage with absolutely Z E R O reasons to do so. Oh wait... strike that. He "protesteth too much". My bad. Iron clad proof right there!
It's wrong to speculate that someone might use porn? Really? Just so I'm clear, making a guess about someone based on their behavior is always bad, even if you don't flat out accuse them of it. Just thinking it is bad, and even worse is expressing that suspicion even if you're clear in your communication that it's only a suspicion. Have I got that right?
God belief is for people who don't want to live life on the universe's terms.