Who said it was a law?

So you weren’t trying to change anyone’s mind? You were just talking at the wall?

Also, I’m confused. When YOU comment on the internet to whine about someone...totally chill. When I do the same...not chill.

You seem like a pleasant, reasonable human.

I was on a jury where a bank teller thought he was robbed at gun point. There was no gun. Even on the stand he was nervous as fuck.
People in stressful situations aren’t chillin’ at their keyboard second guessing things. They’re reacting with a gun in their face, and subtle movement looks like a gun being cocked…

I think you’re going to have to explain that. Because unless you’re Occum...you lack the authority to just toss out a line like it’s gospel.

Occum’s razor still says...you’re making up a pretty elaborate story when a simpler solution exists: He was actually robbed.

Those were literally the first two words I cam to type!

I’m sorry I didn’t glean these extra 7 paragraphs of back story from in between the lines of your first comment.

People can only respond to the “you” that is presented to them. Your comment which I responded to was only an expression of you thinking you had a right to dictate what your neighbor did with his/her…

Why would the batter go to first if it was a strike?

I love these arguments.
“Don’t be selfish, you bad person. Think of me!”

Dude...you realize YOU’RE the selfish one by asking someone to not only use THEIR property the way YOU want them to. But you’re literally telling someone that their business (livelihood) is less important than the way you feel when you look at…

My actual property, my (not your) business. See how that works?

Unless you are selling your house RIGHT NOW, how does the investment argument hold up?