“If you aren’t policing, then why is your opinion on the structure of my statement, and not its connotation?”

“I didn’t mean that you said someone has to use it. I was using ‘you’ as a generic.”

I am simply wondering why you chose a story in which the term is used specifically to indicate a degree of separation to respond with a complaint about the term being used by other people in a completely different context (in which indicating a degree of separation wouldn’t be necessary or relevant). It just seems odd.

“...it makes me think you only want to claim this person is the most technical sense.”

Where does that definition specify a “book” of legends?

“When somebody makes an accusation that you did something that you yourself not only claimed you did, but bragged about doing...”

“No witnesses, no backup”

“They used treat them very, very rough. Make America great again.”

Man makes claims.
Women come forward to support his claims.
Man calls women liars.

“In a filing that will be heard October 26, Kesha has asked for a standard protective order to safeguard her many gynecological, psychiatric, and rehabilitation medical records from the past 10 years, which she handed over to Lukasz “Dr. Luke” Gottwald’s legal team as part of her sexual assault lawsuit against him. He…

Why is that reason to keep making arguments that are factually wrong?

“This is like saying, “Man, if that had been me who was mugged, I would have stopped the guy by punching him in the face. I would have kicked his ass.” ”

The most ...interesting part of that was when she said it’s perfectly fine for Trump to say all of the horrible things he’s said, and she supports him for it, but Rosie O’Donnell is a horrible person because because of some things she’s said.

Good for you.

“claiming rights to an image is almost impossible.”

“I don’t get to own that rendering as my art without a copyright/trademark.” “you don’t get to own illustrations of things that exists or could exist just because you created them”

“And dreadlocks have been a subject of social controversy of late, namely because of (...) the recent law that allows employers to discriminate against people with dreadlocks. Rihanna, as she does, picked a good time.”

Yeah, he claimed he set his fb to private, which he hasn’t. He begs for this stuff to happen just so he can complain about it and play the victim / martyr later.

It’s even simpler than that - he literally knowingly provided his real name, then complained when people used it.