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What's the name of the game? I simply gave another viewpoint as to why someone may apologize...there are many definitions in the dictionary none of which say it is an admission of guilt that I know of ?...maybe Sean wanted to fit in with the clique and therefore apologized...why would that make you come up with the assumption that either you shut up or stay at WUS? If you are here only to stir the pot than maybe you should stay at WUS:)
O.A. Gaspar wrote: lordsinclair wrote:
So what you are saying is only guilty people apologize?..an apology can be ones defense on a position they may have taken and not one of admission to any guilt or wrong doing....:)
Okay. I'll play.
I find it hardly likely that someone would apologize for doing something right, don't you? As to how an apology can be construed as a "defense on a position..." well, you've got me there. Semantics were never my strong suit. Oh, well. Looks like I've learned to keep my mouth shut...or stay on WUS.