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My guy… If you seriously cannot see the difference in your false equivalence of “one guy that’s part of the government doing something” and “the entire government doing it”, then I’m truly hoping you’re not a voter. Speaking of moronic takes…
I never said it was equivalent, just pointing at the problem with your “logic”.
You are too focused on your pathetic ad hominems to be able to read.
Have a good day
So you’re using two completely different scenarios in a comparison and think MY logic is flawed? JFC…
Wow. You really can only see in extremes, that’s fascinating. Or you’re a bad troll.
I was extrapolating on your logic to point out its limits. That’s a pretty basic thing.
Go find other people to fight online, this is getting pathetic.
I’m gonna guess you’re projecting now, since nothing you’ve say make the slightest bit of sense. So, have a nice life, troll.
Sure, sure, very believable.
Pathetic.