2010-12-30, 03:51 AM
Jamie, why is it so hard to just let go?
We understand your point of view, we disagree, stated why, then you never give up, and we answer back the same response, and it becomes a repetitive cycle of hypocitical bias. When can you just say you're wrong? Do you ever think you're wrong? When is it your time to give up? We aren't here to attack you. The whole point of an arguement is to state opinions and attempt to get a stronger point. But when all else fails, you make us look like we're attacking you and never say "oh, damn I thought....". Why is it so hard?
We understand your point of view, we disagree, stated why, then you never give up, and we answer back the same response, and it becomes a repetitive cycle of hypocitical bias. When can you just say you're wrong? Do you ever think you're wrong? When is it your time to give up? We aren't here to attack you. The whole point of an arguement is to state opinions and attempt to get a stronger point. But when all else fails, you make us look like we're attacking you and never say "oh, damn I thought....". Why is it so hard?