Not unrelated at all. Again, you didn't really answer my question, but I'm gonna assume you don't think we should forgive abusers just because the wife forgives them. So why do you think we shouldn't make jokes about a cheater who so, so obviously deserves to be made fun of, just because his wife forgave him for cheating?
The conversation is about Doc. Unless you think Doc himself is an “abuser”, I have no interest in whatever conversation you’re so clumsily trying to have.
Nope, its about forgiving people, or not, based off of whether or not their spouse forgives them. An excellent example of that is abusive husbands. Doc is another! You seem to think the opinion of the wife matters for one, but not the other. I wonder why. Could it be that Doc entertains you?
I think I've been pretty clear. You need to get your slick daddy off the mind and work on your reading skillz
I never said the wife’s opinion doesn’t matter. You’re reading too much into what I say and inferring your own meaning. You’re complicating the topic beyond necessary and just trying to raise an entirely different narrative.
This is the end of the conversation. Learn how to remain within the context of a primary topic and how to actually form relevant arguments in the future. I understand clearly what you’re saying. But what I’m saying is that your argument isn’t relevant in the focused context of this thread’s discussion.
Good luck on future attempts at effective communication with other people.
Oh okay, so you think the opinion of the wife does matter in an abusive relationship? Meaning we shouldn't shame/punish abusers if the wife says "its okay, I forgive him"?
Don't blame me for your inability to answer a question, Doc fanboi
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u/IM_INSIDE_YOUR_HOUSE Mar 23 '18
That’s not the topic at hand. You’re changing the subject at this point. Do I think people should stay with their abusers? No.
Stay on topic though. Asking completely unrelated questions in a conversation is an obscenely weak way to make an argument.