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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq
1972 days ago
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Ok you're here calling people dogs and saying that they are apparently now some kind of new human who is incapable of thinking? And this is the reasonable balanced totally trying your best in society stance we're supposed to respect? |
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No, he said "these people are like rabid dogs", which is not the same as "these people are dogs". In one case it's a simile, and the accent is on the compulsive aggression of a rabid dog. In the second case it's just an insult. Please don't stretch what other people said in order to make it sound as bad as possible.