two things

did you make a mistake, or do you not know the difference between a public figure and a Public Official?

did you make a mistake, or do you not know the difference between a public figure and a Public Official?

you’re a hypocrite and a buffoon

I’m going to rip up my degrees!

Words have meanings. He/she made a factually incorrect statement. When called out on that, they mocked that I was the one who couldn’t understand those six words. I asked again for he/she to clarify if it was a mistake or if they don’t know the difference - crickets. I asked a couple more times. Crickets.

I didn’t feign like I didn’t understand. The statement is pretty clear. It’s factually incorrect, but your statement is clear. Which is why I asked numerous times (and you blatantly refuse to answer) if you made a mistake or if you don’t know the difference. I’ll ask again - did you make a mistake, or do you not know…

so you don’t want to clarify whether you made a mistake or whether you don’t know the difference between the two?

Then why the desperate plea for me to “apologize and move on”

the playing semantics DEFINITELY means that larger question is invalid

Hitler... is that you?

par for the course for you. Can’t make a point so you just keep up the ad-hominem. Cool story.

Wait, do you believe that money magically appears from a tree and it is gifted to corporations? That consumers, advertisers, etc... have nothing to do with it?

Meh. You should be more original than that.

I’m glad you feel comfortable typing that on a device I helped pay for.

I bet all the girls are after this guy.

So you don’t know Hamilton. You know his aunt. Okay kiddo. Thanks.

It’s not a theory. I pay your salary. You pay my salary. We both pay probably about as much of each other’s salary as well all pay for Stephen Miller’s. That’s just pure fact. You not wanting to explain to you more specifically based on your career is a you problem, not a me problem.

These were your words:

A journalist isn’t a public figure.