Why would I want to feel offended or disrespected?
I have no idea why you would feel the way you do or want to feel that way. All I know is that you wouldn't be offended by a general statement unless you went out of your way to apply it to yourself or someone you know.
You say you think people who have children in non-committed relationships are bad people. I’m trying to figure out if you mean that by applying that to someone I know. I know that my cousin is actually a warm, genuine person, and a fantastic father. You didn’t. You also don’t know if Tom Brady is. That’s the point I’m trying to get to.
I'm trying to help you follow simple logic, and if you can't, I don't know what else to say.
You're applying the logic - I didn't. That's the point.
I know. It’s frustrating that you can’t or won’t follow very basic logic.
I made a general statement. You applied it to a specific person. Big difference.
OK. Let’s try this:
You: “Black people are bad people.”
Black person: “You called me a bad person?”
You: “No, I didn’t. Just because I make a generalization doesn’t mean it applies to you.”
Does that make sense?
I'm waiting for your evidence on how the Pats had walkthrough tapes on the Rams for the Super Bowl. What I researched said that they did not.
I'm not wasting time finding a link to a news story over a decade old just to prove it to you. I just don't care that much about it.
You do care, because it’s a major reason (the biggest reason?) why you root against the Pats. I figured you’d have evidence to back that up.