[EllisCarver]

Originally Posted by RAMichel

It's called an analogy, learn how it works. Or at least have the decency to see the point behind the words, rather than just the words. Arguing semantics is something you do in a high school English course, not in an actual conversation with (hopefully) intelligent people. Or, when you don't actually have a point, but want to undermine somebody's statement based simply on personal conflicting opinion.

You're seeming to be most definitely the latter, because you're arguing against something in which you have no context to base it. It'd be like a Green Bay fan debasing and arguing against somebody's statement that the Steelers won the Super Bowl, and they were too indignant to realize the conversation was about two years ago.

/shrugs

Whatever, man.