NUR wrote:   
   > There is no difference.    
      
   You’re honestly saying there is no difference between...   
   (a) being willing to do X,   
   (b) currently doing X, and   
   (c) having already done X?   
      
   If you can see the difference, you have a profound struggle with basic   
   reasoning.    
      
   Consider again the analogy I gave, which you snipped: I am willing to meet   
   with you in person, in the suburb called Mermaid Waters. Does that mean we   
   have already met there, or that we are meeting there now?   
      
   This is a typical Gaslightonovskian equivocation which reinforces the original   
   point I made and establishes collusion. But while you are at it, contact Paul   
   Andrew Hammond and find out what has happened to him since he sent that SMS to   
   the mother of one    
   of the children he was sodomizing   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)