07-18-2007, 03:08 AM
No. One does not trump the other because an opinion is not inherently right or wrong, regardless of the evidence to "back" it.
Its that exact kind of thinking that prompts this immature attitude of trying to prove that what someone thinks is wrong. Its their life, let them live with whatever illusions they want to.
It is neither your place, nor your right, to try and prove someone's opinion is wrong.
Its that exact kind of thinking that prompts this immature attitude of trying to prove that what someone thinks is wrong. Its their life, let them live with whatever illusions they want to.
It is neither your place, nor your right, to try and prove someone's opinion is wrong.
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