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It is no more a "personal attack" than saying you live in France.

Calling someone delusional has negative connotations that saying someone lives
in France does not, however baseless the accusation.

It is simply a demonstrated truth.

It hasn't been demonstrated, which is why it's an opinion.

Mxsmanic wrote:
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It is no more a "personal attack" than saying you live in France.

Calling someone delusional has negative connotations that saying someone lives
in France does not, however baseless the accusation.

You have demonstrated that you are delusional on many occasions so my saying
that is a simple statement of fact.

That the fact has negative connotations is your problem, not mine.



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Jim Pennino

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You have demonstrated that you are delusional on many occasions so my saying
that is a simple statement of fact.

No matter how many times you assert this, it will not become reality.

That the fact has negative connotations is your problem, not mine.

Not always.

Mxsmanic wrote:
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You have demonstrated that you are delusional on many occasions so my saying
that is a simple statement of fact.

No matter how many times you assert this, it will not become reality.

Denying reality is delusional.


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Jim Pennino

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