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exactly, she made her choice. it wasn't someone else's fault. -- nm
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by
loosilu
where does fault enter into it? -- nm
Posted by
Reagen (aka Reagen)
Oct 19 '10, 10:49
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"if you didn't want my speech to be controversial, you shouldn't have awarded an honourary degree to a controversial politician" -- nm
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Strongbad
Oct 19, 10:50
"If you didn't want X, you shouldn't have done Z." -- nm
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loosilu
Oct 19, 10:49
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but she never said 'it's all your fault." because for there to be 'fault' there would have to be something she thought was wrong. she doesn't think
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Andie
Oct 19, 10:51
yes, we're well aware of cause and effect. But her statement is the opposite of whiny. It's reaffirming her choice to make the speech. -- nm
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Reagen
Oct 19, 10:50
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Exactly. It's her way of saying "Screw you guys...I'm standing behind what I said." -- nm
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Jim
Oct 19, 10:51
I think we are splitting hairs over nothing here. -- nm
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loosilu
Oct 19, 10:51
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Hi, welcome to ST are you new here? :) -- nm
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Beaker
Oct 19, 10:51
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