Freestyle Focus

Quote from: TheKomodo on October 21, 2023, 11:47 PM

You said you were offended, now you claim you never said that, even when it's right there in plain sight.

Where and when did I say this?

As I've quoted multiple times already:

Imo, "noob" word is a bit offensive, many people could get offended.

This sentence was taken from this entire post:

To better explain my point of view, let's remember what a Warmer is and how it has been perceived. Imo, this is a "warm" (sorry for wordplay: warm Warmer, lol), relaxing and player-friendly scheme, where all players can practice their roping skills, tricks, freestyling and have interesting conversations during hours. There are no noobs, this is a place where people just perform what they want to perform and no one competes. I understand that this is the cup and we are here for competitive gameplay, so this is a different case. But if we're talking about culture of freestyling and about Warmer in general, we should not scare people away by calling someone a noob. Imo, "noob" word is a bit offensive, many people could get offended.

Although I also think that being a noob is normal. I still tell everyone that I'm a noob. 

Why can't a noob just has a try? If a player is truly a noob, he/she will lose in the first game. But what if he/she is a "dark horse" and could surprise everyone?

Exactly!

You literally said that, the post has not been edited yet either so you can't edit it and claim you never said it.

So just in case you try to edit it in the future, I've taken a screenshot to prove it:



Let's break down the sentence and properly explain what it means, literally, in the English language.

Imo, "noob" word is a bit offensive, many people could get offended.

Imo means "In my opinion", which means that YOU are saying it's something that YOU believe.

Then there is comma, which indicates a small break, a soft pause, it separates words, clauses or ideas within a sentence.

Then there is the word "noob" in quotation marks, which specifies that you are speaking about THAT word specifically. This tells us, the audience or anyone else reading that sentence that this is something that you personally believe, which others might feel differently about. You wrote it as an opinion, not a fact.

Then you continued after the quote with "word is a bit offensive". Which solidifies that you think that word is offensive. You could have said "very offensive" or "barely offensive" but it's still offensive on some level.

Then there is a comma, again, a separation of words, clauses or ideas within a sentence.

Then you wrote "many people could get offended", with the keyword being "could" which indicates that other people may be offended by the word "noob" as well. It doesn't mean they definitely are, or that anyone actually is, just that it's possible!

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Edit:

You've literally made a statement there indicating that YOU find the word offensive.

I will keep pointing out the truth, what actually happened in this shared reality we all live in, if you keep denying it.

Listen lol...

If you wanted to say that you find it offensive for others, then you should have said:

"I find the word "noob" offensive for others."

You didn't say that though, you said this:

Imo, "noob" word is a bit offensive, many people could get offended.

You could have also said:

"I don't find the word "noob" offensive, though others may!"

You didn't say that though, you said this:

Imo, "noob" word is a bit offensive, many people could get offended.

The whole point I am making is that this conversation started because you said you found the word offensive!

Now you're trying to deny it!

If you don't find it offensive, great! That's brilliant because it's not a bad word

You did say that first though, even if it was a mistake!

If you wanted to say that you find it offensive for others, then you should have said:

You don't have the right to tell me what I should do and what I shouldn't do. I said it as I said it. Moreover my point was clearly understandable from the context unless you're an idiot. In addition, right after this sentence I said that: "Although I also think that being a noob is normal." How can I be offended at things that I consider as normal?

You could have also said:
"I don't find the word "noob" offensive, though others may!"

No, I couldn't. Because I find this word offensive, as I said. And then you could like to ask: "Offensive for whom?" And I've answered you in advance, continuing the sentence after the comma:
"many people could get offended". But I haven't said that I MIGHT BE offended at the word. Also I haven't said that I WAS offended or I HAVE EVER BEEN offended at the word. Where are these facts? Does not exist. There are only your speculations. Only you have understood it this (wrong) way, and you're trying to prove to everyone that your point is literally true. But with each next post your arguments become more and more pathetic.

Now you're trying to deny it!

I'm not trying, I've categorically rejected it using arguments, facts and logic.

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So, ladies and gentlemen, you have all witnessed how double standards works:

1. I wrote a feedback and my honest opinion about the event.
2. You categorically rejected my review instead of thinking about it (although that's normal, the thinking process is not for everyone) and began to convince me for some reason, trying to prove that I was wrong. Although I have repeatedly said that I do not need to be convinced. I've put this feedback not for arguing. It looks like as if a marketer began convincing a buyer and proving that he is a fool and his opinion is worthless. This is just stupid and can ruin the seller's reputation.
3. Then you continue attacking and convincing me, using various stupid jokes, but these jokes has came back to you like a boomerang.
4. Then you start testing the narrative, as if I'm offended at the word noob. Let's see how you did it:

So, all in all, if you are not comfortable with the word "noob", then that's your problem, not mine.

In the beginning you was talking about this as an assumption, using sentence "if you are not comfortable with the word noob", which literally means that you was not 100% sure about it.

I get the feeling you're offended by the word "noob", though other than that, it's just another day for me lol.

Next you've got a feeling that I'm offended at the word noob. Using the word "feeling" meant that you was talking about it not as a fact, but as your own feeling, premonition, or assumption.

You're the one who got offended about the word "noob" and demanded I don't use such a word.

Next you said about it as if it was a completed fact, besides even noting that I am THE ONLY ONE, who was offended. Very cunningly your assumptions and feelings was turned out into facts. But these are not real facts, only your speculations. Facts requires proofs. The only thing you are trying to present as a proof is your lovely english dictionary. You can't justify your point of view using only the one dictionary. It doesn't work this way. And I have already explained why so.

5. Then you failed on almost all fronts, and you've started cavilling to my previous words, especially about noobs, where I said that "many people could get offended". You misunderstood the meaning of the sentence and began proving as if your point of view was the absolute, literal truth. I overwhelmed you with facts, arguments, abstract examples and logic connections for defending my point and showing that you misunderstood. It haven't worked, because you cavil only to certain words, that could potentially get benefit for you in arguing, but you close your eyes to everything else. It is truly DELUSIONAL IGNORANCE. Congratulations, this label has came back to you like a boomerang as well. Moreover, this is a truly DOUBLE STANDARDS too.

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THE FINAL CONCLUSIONS:

The person is stubborn, arrogancy and also sick and he cannot be treated by arguments and logic.

I guess the experiment is over. I'm going out. Thanks for watching and see you next time! 

I miss the messages from this thread.. come on