Blather, rinse, repeat

If "wrong" is synonymous with "stupid" to you, then this goes a hell of a lot deeper than I thought. I guess that means that everyone in the world is stupid, because we are all wrong sometimes. And actually, it's not a matter of "semantics," because the two words have utterly different meanings.

What's annoyed me throughout this whole thing is that you keep changing what you're saying, while specifically avoiding addressing the things I've spelled out to you again and again. You came on here first saying that I was trying to say your friend wasn't voting. I showed you that I hadn't said any such thing. You ignored that and changed your argument to, "Well, you're saying things behind her back." I showed you that I wasn't. You ignored that and changed it to, "You think they're idiots." I told you I didn't. You ignored that and changed it to, "swing voters / comparison shop / people getting educated." I didn't even bother to address that because that wasn't the original point.

And then, naturally, you went back to insisting that I'm saying that people are "stupid" even after you said that you didn't really mean to say I was calling someone an idiot. Err, even though you, like, said it and then said that it's not what you were really saying.

And so clearly, you do want to believe that's what I mean.

Well if that's all ya got, then have fun with it.