JoeB131
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- Jul 11, 2011
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Removing words such as 'be able to' and remove context from sentences - ie what came before or after the sentence... what you are left with is a lie.
Simple.
You lie because you have to. That's fine. But expect to get called a lying dumbass for it. Mmmk?
No, the words YOU removed were the exact opposite.
The words I SOMETIMES remove (most of the time I don't) are irrelevent to the statement.
Why would he like being able to fire people if he didn't actually get his woody off firing people. The wording showed his contempt. He can push some little wage slave at the insurance company round.
It also shows how clueless he is (and here's the point you always avoid) because MOST OF US DON'T HAVE THE OPTION TO FIRE OUR INSURANCE CARRIER. Not the ones who get it through an employer and we get stuck with whatever shit they negotiate that's a little cheaper.
Rich guys, they have that option. The rest of us don't.