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Exactly! You are insisting on discussing the etymology of a term when the topic has **nothing to do** with its etymology. Instead of engaging with what I am saying, you are trying to tell me my words mean something other than what I am saying and thus trying to tell me what I am really saying, all the while fabricating narrative from that far removed fromt he topic.

Its like you arguing about climate change and me disagreeing with you by arguing about the etymology of the word change and how hitler once used the word change in a sentence so you must be wrong.

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