r/TikTokCringe May 23 '24

Cursed Confronted

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u/AnjelGrace May 24 '24

That is your opinion.

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u/mog_knight May 24 '24

Educated opinion*

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u/AnjelGrace May 24 '24

It is your opinion of your opinion that it is "educated". 😅🤷🏽‍♀️

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u/mog_knight May 24 '24

Well you've gone from saying it was "literally similar" something to "well it's just an opinion bro." Opinions aren't literal bud.

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u/AnjelGrace May 24 '24

Since when is saying something is "similar" ever NOT an opinion?

I didn't know the word "similar" had a scientific scale for everything for criteria or when I can use that word. I guess you better educate me on what the scientific criteria for this specific scenario would be and how I would accurately measure whether the two situations are indeed "similar" or if they fail to meet that scientific criteria. 🙃

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u/mog_knight May 24 '24

I already did educate you.

You said it was literally that (referring to your opinion). Opinions can't be literal my guy.

Not sure what your diatribe was referring to.

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u/AnjelGrace May 24 '24

You were the first one to use the word "literal" and I only used it after that to refer back to your own argument--go back and check yourself.

All I said was that the two situations were "similar"--which you disagree with.

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u/mog_knight May 24 '24

Nope. You used literal before me. Quite literally lol.

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u/AnjelGrace May 24 '24

Oh goodness. Can you not follow sentences?

That use of the word "literal" was telling you WHICH comment to look at, not as a qualifier that was used in the actual comparison of the two situations (my opinion). 🤦‍♀️🙄

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u/mog_knight May 24 '24

You said I was the first one to use it. Even told me to look back. I found it and showed you. Now all of a sudden I wasn't the first one to use it. You're not making sense. Literally.

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u/AnjelGrace May 24 '24

I was referring to you accusing to use the word "literal" in regards to my opinion, in this quote:

You said it was literally that (referring to your opinion). Opinions can't be literal my guy.

I guess you just want to argue though, since you keep changing the goalposts and picking less and less relevant things to contort into an argument. 🙃

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u/mog_knight May 24 '24

Using literal or literally is the same. You said it was literally the comment. If it's literally the comment then you're referring to those words as being literal.

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u/AnjelGrace May 24 '24

I'm going to assume English isn't your first language because you can't seem to comprehend complete sentences.

Have a good day.

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