[Alf]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Who has mentioned white genocide, apart from yourself.

"His truth" it's a new fad going about, I believe Meghan used it in her Oprah interview. She told "Her truth"

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Alf

"His truth" it's a new fad going about, I believe Meghan used it in her Oprah interview. She told "Her truth"

It's not a phrase I'm particularly fond of because the truth isn't subjective, so there is no "my" or "your" truth.

But

When it's used in the mainstream, "her truth" simply means "her side of the story". It's not a new concept, or a strange one.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

It's not a phrase I'm particularly fond of because the truth isn't subjective, so there is no "my" or "your" truth.

But

When it's used in the mainstream, "her truth" simply means "her side of the story". It's not a new concept, or a strange one.

There you go again. Trying to tell people what things mean, when you don't have a clue. Your truth is the only truth, isn't it?

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Alf

There you go again. Trying to tell people what things mean, when you don't have a clue. Your truth is the only truth, isn't it?

You haven't offered a counter-definition?

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

You haven't offered a counter-definition?

Can I ask you a question, TS? Are you super-sure of everything? Don't you ever think, you know... I might not be 100% accurate on this?

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Livia

Can I ask you a question, TS? Are you super-sure of everything? Don't you ever think, you know... I might not be 100% accurate on this?

If he'd offered a counter-definition then there'd be something to think about, which is why I asked. "No, u are wrong!" without any offering up of an alternative isn't really leaving much to consider or be unsure about is it. If someone tells me I'm wrong and presents a convincing counter argument then I'm all ears.