“You can’t read well. I ‘ll help. I said “You people” and you said “I never quoted him.” See the difference? I never said you - I said the people of which you are one.”
You need to go to school, son, and learn basic sentence structure and logic. “You people” refers to a group; and you go on to say “...of which you are one.” Thus, what you said is I am one of those who comprise “you people,” and what you assert against “you people” you assert against me. Ergo, you said I quote Davydov. I corrected you, and I said I have never quoted the guy.
Give it up, kid; you’re in way over your head.
Run along and find someone to talk down to. You’re boring me.