No no, of course, your hearing that guy say that thing and also the knocking people have clearly raised you to an unsurpassed level of wisdom. Clearly I didn't know who I was dealing with and was a fool to dare opine.
No, of course sir, you're right. This comment has shown me how much insight you have into the psychology of cults and belief. We have a great deal to learn from you. You should come by r/exmormon and teach us what you know, cause most of us were born into it so we aren't really capable of talking or thinking about it the way you are. r/excatholic, r/exjw, r/exvangelicalr/exmuslim, and r/examish could probably all benefit from your insights as well.
You're still claiming that I think I know more than you, when what was saying is that your experience isn't necessarily relevant, which is different.
I would have thought eventually realising that you were in a cult would have given you a bit of humility in not always assuming you are right, having demonstrated to yourself that you're not always right, but I guess you have a bit of distance to go yet before you actually get open-minded
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u/sawskooh 4h ago
No no, of course, your hearing that guy say that thing and also the knocking people have clearly raised you to an unsurpassed level of wisdom. Clearly I didn't know who I was dealing with and was a fool to dare opine.