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9/17/2017 4:37:13 AM
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It's not implied. You're thinking it's [i]tacit[/i] which it should be, but in case you didn't notice he uses his opinion as a starter for judging the raid. He speaks declaratively on it which indicates he doesn't understand that he's trying to get way too much leverage out of his personal preference.
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Also you do realize tacit is synonymous with implied. LMAO
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There's still contextual differences. If synonyms were completely interchangeable then there would be no point in even having both words in the language. Tacit fits much more here because that dude did not [b]imply[/b] that he was sharing an opinion, even though it was obvious to anyone reading that he was.
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Also there are lots of pointless words in the English language.
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He did imply through the use of the word fun.
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It is implied. What is considered fun to each individual is subjective. It's pure opinion.
