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No. Just that it isn't spelled out.What is "veiled" into saying to somebody that he is a "liar" or "dishonest"?
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No. Just that it isn't spelled out.What is "veiled" into saying to somebody that he is a "liar" or "dishonest"?
What's the point? When it comes to calling people a liar, it almost always mean you don't like what they say. As MMM pointed out, show us how it's wrong rather than ascribing malfeasance to the poster.What is "veiled" into saying to somebody that he is a "liar" or "dishonest"?
All these at least to me are the same thing.
Johny dives with split fins. Johny is a moron.
Johny dives with split fins. Johny diving with split fins makes him a moron.
Johny dives with split fins. Anyone who dives with split fins is a moron.
These are all clearly about Johny and calling him a moron and all mean exactly the same thing (at least in my minds eye). Why should one be moderated and the other not?