I must say that
it is sad that others can state their own opinion; but when someone else comes in and relates a different one, he/she insists the first person is wrong.
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Fernie · F
should the other person change their opinion and agree? My opinion means I believe something to be true so if some one disagrees I think they are wrong...unless they can prove me wrong
silentwriter180 · 51-55, F
@Fernie No, there is no need to agree on anything and everything. You have your opinion, they have there's, unless AND proven that one is wrong.
Fernie · F
@silentwriter180 doesn't that sort of contradict your post? "it is sad that others can state their own opinion, but when someone else comes in and relates a different one, he/she is wrong."
silentwriter180 · 51-55, F
@Fernie I guess I wrote that where not everyone understands it. When the second person comes in and relates a different opinion, that person claims the first (he/she) is wrong. (at least in the eyes of the second person.
Earlier, I saw someone post his opinion. Someone else came in and claimed that he was wrong and posted her own opinion, with the attitude that she was right and he was wrong. This was an open subject, where anyone and everyone could have their own opinion on, right or wrong, and it wouldn't matter. She came in and was adamant that he was totally wrong.
Earlier, I saw someone post his opinion. Someone else came in and claimed that he was wrong and posted her own opinion, with the attitude that she was right and he was wrong. This was an open subject, where anyone and everyone could have their own opinion on, right or wrong, and it wouldn't matter. She came in and was adamant that he was totally wrong.
silentwriter180 · 51-55, F
Ok, I reworded it. Hopefully, it's more understandable
Fernie · F
@silentwriter180 That's just a debate...how else could it go when two people see something differently?
silentwriter180 · 51-55, F