> You seem happy to engage on how something is being said, but not so much on what is being said.
Of course, because I'm here to have an interesting conversation about an idea on its own merits, not be accused of hallucinating when you misinterpret something I've said. If you stop attacking the speaker, assumed some good faith, and have a civil conversation I suspect you'd have a better time.
Normally I have much more tolerance for shenanigans but you've demonstrated a pattern in our interactions.
I think if you had something of substance to say backing up what you originally said, you would have said it already instead of constantly calling yourself a victim as a diversion.
Of course, because I'm here to have an interesting conversation about an idea on its own merits, not be accused of hallucinating when you misinterpret something I've said. If you stop attacking the speaker, assumed some good faith, and have a civil conversation I suspect you'd have a better time.
Normally I have much more tolerance for shenanigans but you've demonstrated a pattern in our interactions.