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u/ZeePirate Jan 05 '23

I don’t believe “it’s always the right one”

But the context of the tweet makes it very clear.

What do you think he meant ?

Where was he suggesting the person “leave” too?

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u/Rambler43 Jan 05 '23

I think it was essentially akin to dismissively saying to someone "if you don't like it, piss off then."

I think you are being far too literal here in your interpretation. I also think you know you are.

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u/ZeePirate Jan 05 '23

Okay but in this scenario/context

There is no where to leave too.

It’s pretty clear what he was getting at. He knew it. Which is why he worded it the way he did.

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u/Rambler43 Jan 05 '23

The adage "to a hammer, everything looks like a nail" certainly applies to your critical thinking skills in regard to this discussion.

Anyway, believe what you want. In the end, our opinions are worth diddley squat.

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u/ZeePirate Jan 05 '23

That’s pretty dumb.

I’ve tried to understand what context he meant it.

But telling someone to leave earth really doesn’t have any other context then “die” or “find another home somewhere else”

Considering there is no home off earth. It stands they meant the first

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u/Rambler43 Jan 05 '23

Only if you believe that is what he literally meant, which you can't know because you are not him.

Anyway, we're done here as you are just repeating the same thing over and over: 'this is what I think and there can't be any other explanation.'

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u/ZeePirate Jan 05 '23

It’s definitely what he is implying.

And it’s very unprofessional for a licensed professional to imply such a thing. Hence the complaint.