Then am I not correct in the assertion that you argued that there are random sources on the internet you did not provide?
Or are you taking offense at them being random or it not being an "argument"?
Dude, if someone asks you if you can help them find their insulin when they have an emergency, would you say "yes" and then walk away because technically he asked you if "CAN" help him but not asked you if you would help him? Normal human beings don't take things quite that literal and they're not being diffuse about it.
You sure have low functional autism.
Then am I not correct in the assertion that you argued that there are random sources on the internet you did not provide?
Correct, you were incorrect.
That is not an argument that I ever made.
Or are you taking offense..
No. The emotions I am experiencing are more on the side of laughter, a bit of wonder, and a heap of amusement.
Dude, if someone asks you if you can help them find their insulin when they have an emergency, would you say "yes" and then walk away because technically he asked you if "CAN" help him but not asked you if you would help him?
Jeezuz, fuck-no. You're a cold one.
I would help the poor guy. What's wrong with your brain that makes you think that way?
Normal human beings don't take things quite that literal
And neither did I.
You're still confused eh?
You're still confused eh?
Confused about what? That you argue over technical correctness that doesn't matter while you know exactly what was implied?
You knew that when I said that there was no source I meant that there was no source in your original comment, right?
Just as you know when someone asks whether or not you could do X that they're heavily implying the question if you will do X instead of asking for your ability to do X.
That's just being an asshole for the sake of it.
It's very simple. I have not provided sources and yet there still are sources.
A source does not stop being a source just because someone else provided it.
No. Be clear, and I will help you. But you're being very ambiguous, and that question can be taken in different ways. I think I know what you mean, but there is room for error. Be clear. Even a single comma can make a big difference.
Consider the following:
The boy helped his Uncle Jack, off the horse.
The boy helped his Uncle jack off the horse.
Not the same thing eh?