To: Sir Gawain
Like I said, it was oblique - but I still think it's reasonable to draw that conclusion based on what he did say.
If someone said, "Sir Gawain sat down and tried to figure out how much evil he could get away with," and "The bullet you hear is not the one that kills you," referring to you, would you consider them neutral remarks?
To: DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet
Like I said, it was oblique - but I still think it's reasonable to draw that conclusion based on what he did say.Then the reply should be "I believe Keyes thinks Bush is evil, based on this statement:" instead of "Keyes called Bush evil" (which never happened).
If someone said, "Sir Gawain sat down and tried to figure out how much evil he could get away with," and "The bullet you hear is not the one that kills you," referring to you, would you consider them neutral remarks?
I don't think I would care one way or the other, but I must confess it would be cool having legions of fans willing to fight to the death to defend me on a website.
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