Quote:Why should I comment on the "evil" comment? It was another poster, not me. You need to go back and read as you are mixing and parsing comments.


You can believe and trust what you want. I'm not here to convince one way or another. I'm flattered you want to make the topic of BLM about me, but just not the case. I'm interested in yours and others perspective as to why it should be considered a positive thing. Once again, we hear and see the bad consistently, why not the good?


So this is dialogue huh? I keep giving you the opportunity to express and teach, but you keep taking it as an insult. It was a paraphrased quote from Plato meaning to share some knowledge by conversation, but don't talk just to talk. Does this mean you can't or won't provide anything on the OP? This circle has gone around more than once and it's getting tiring.

The reason you would comment on it is you originally responded to me (post#27) when I was originally responding to another poster (#7) in post #22.


"Are we talking body of work or current events? Honestly, does it make BLM anymore legitimate today or defend their idiocy?"


I initially wasn't even talking to you, but since you were kind enough to respond, I responded back. Now you don't know how all this started...

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