Peter Duniho wrote:

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
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Actually, you made a blanket generalization that generalizations are
offensive.

Are you kidding me? You are seriously thinking that debating the
philosophical merits of "never say never" is relevant here?

I was pointing out what you said.



Now you are making another generalization about "anyone with a proper
upbringing."

Are you offended? If not, then so what?

Just pointing out that you don't mind being offensive. (You described
generalizations as offensive, not me).

If so, then you have simply proved
my point. Either way, I fail to see how that helps your cause.

If you can't comprehend this, then I believe it is hopeless to try to
explain the specifics of the situation to you.

That's not nice, Pete.

What's not nice? I made a simple, factual statement. It's impossible to
explain higher level concepts to someone who does not yet understand the
fundamentals. It's like trying to teach calculus to someone that doesn't
even understand basic arithmetic yet.

You can get off your condescending "I'm more educated than you" high horse. You
proclaim how generalizations are offensive and should be avoided while making
generalizations.



You don't even understand
the underlying concepts.

Incorrect.

You already admitted that you don't. How can my statement now be incorrect?

Because your statement is false.