i see, but why are you so incredibly defensive over a 'joke'?

what part of my post makes you think i'm "overly defensive", the length?

when i go on a long winded meandering rant its a pleasure cruise son.

the part where you felt the need to justify your rant (twice now) although i never even took issue with it, buddy.

I'll send your wife home with mine, she can show you how we used it.

justify? ummm wat?

you quoted me, i responded. your post had things that didnt apply to me. justify seems like an odd word, you seemed confused (three times now) so i thought id explain myself.

my rant was hyperbolic and said in jest sardonically, how can i be justifying something i didnt even seriously say?

read my last post again. slowly. you seem a little upset and there is absolutely no reason for it. we're good, champ...

i perceived this post as taking issue:



as it directly references points from my post.

maybe you just got triggered by me using the term "SJW" and assumed i was applying it to a larger subset than it applies to. i dont do that tho.

is there a reason that you consistently tell people they are mad? serious question. do you actually find this is a legitimate tactic in arguing?

see the reason i assumed you were a little upset maybe is that you keep missing really obvious things. case in point: assuming i 'got triggered' (the good old rubber and glue tactic, very 'legitimate') by the term "SJW", when i actually replied to it acknowledging that some of the "SJW idiots" actually DO apply your 'joking' definition of consent.
meaning i think higher of you than your posts warrant, providing you a convenient excuse for your intellectual shortcomings, so i'm a bit surprised that too offended you... i'll try to be even more careful with your feelings in the future, i promise.

this posts reeks of passive aggressiveness. that's not how you act when you just said "were good, champ"

language barrier issue i'm guessing.

no, i wasn't using "triggered" in a "nou" sense responding to you saying i was upset. I was using it in a clinical sense, meaning that when i said SJW you were triggered by it and extrapolated things incorrectly. happy, sad, mad, w/e emotion had nothing to do with it.

so in this case, you got triggered by the phrase triggered. im not sure what emotion it elicited. u can let us know if youd like.