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Nah, he changed his story. I accept the change.There's the narrative being inserted as if it's fact. Now you'll start addressing it as if it's settled.
There's the narrative being inserted as if it's fact. Now you'll start addressing it as if it's settled.
Nah, he changed his story. I accept the change.There's the narrative being inserted as if it's fact. Now you'll start addressing it as if it's settled.
Yea, that's your usual fallback after you're coming out of tizzy mode; 'It was just fun messing with you.'
Find me a white athlete who supports Colin Kaepernick, and I'll criticize him just to make you happy, bro.
You already made a matter-of-fact statement to say at least one of us believes Curry is white.
You didn't leave room for change.
Of course I did. I asked him what he thought. People can change answers whenever they please.
If you need prompting it's not terribly convincing.
There's the narrative being inserted as if it's fact. Now you'll start addressing it as if it's settled.Getting called out for being your typical self.
And just what exactly am I supposed to be convincing you of?
It was your story. You're free to change it at any time.
One-off joke or tongue n' cheek response would probably be more fitting (to your question); but whatever.
Altruist of the year candidate
It's right there in the quote. You made a matter-of-fact statement. I didn't ask you, so it wasn't an answer. You inserted a red herring narrative attempt and then insisted that it must be true. Then you were made to eat your words and now you pretend that you were on the fence about it.
But it's right there.
Ah, no big deal. So, he made some bull points. It happens....all the time......
He made a statement. I asked about it. He made a different statement.
Simple stuff.
You're the one making the offer, you tell me.
Well, if you don't even know what you want to be convinced of, then it's a no-go for me. Simple stuff.
I don't need to be convinced of anything. You're the one who is offering to do so.
Well, if you want to go back to that, here was the offer:
Find me a white athlete who supports Colin Kaepernick, and I'll criticize him just to make you happy, bro.
Thanks for your offer to be outraged at a white athlete if he supports a black athlete.
"Outraged" and "black athlete" is you unduly reconstructing the offer to fit your narrative. But we all know this is your modus operandi.
Thank you for offering to criticize a white athlete for supporting a black athlete -- or do you think Colin Kaepernick is white now?
I'd honestly have to look it up to see if he's part white.
Only looking at the one link; but it seems his mom is white, bro.
https://bossip.com/720397/epitome-of...-father-43081/
Well, that just s on your narrative, doesn't it?
Not at all tbh. I see you as a one drop rule kind of guy. Miscegenation would be the greatest crime to you.
But I'm not surprised that you're allowing yourself to make the most convenient judgment for you.
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