You know what people mean when they say "ranting"

so you're arguing that you meant it in a different way than the dictionary

i don't really care if your definition differs

you're wrong and also ironically sensitive

I didn't say ranting, but I know you know what people mean colloquially by "ranting"

nice try

except it doesn't apply anymore

this is where i ask what the fuck are you even disagreeing about

and you can't say

because you tried so hard to even counter me

go on

*scrolls up*

*is tempted to copy+paste something*

Shit, don't point you finger guns at me. I don't wanna get zinged because people aren't using the textbook definition of a word according to merriam webster. This one definition is more in line with what people meant by ranting

Wild and violent

Rave being a synonym

you got that from synonyms website?

i used a dictionary

but hey

this one suits you better

i don't deny being angry or passionate

what is your fucking pint

point*

you just do not llike me

i would respect you more if you just said that

Yes that's my point. There are different definitions that people use. Merriam Webster says one, and dictionary.com says another. When people sue the word "rant" in common parlance they are typically referring to something aggressive, not excited or passionate.

are we debating definitions today?

so you are against aggression?

yet i am called a cuck

I never made a case for or against anything. I'm saying you are ignoring the context how some words are used colloquially and how that might differ fro mone official dictionary

"i am the tough guy but he is being mean"

Wtf are you on

what

i'm on uppers, downers

normally, I think of a rant as like a long-winded monologue about a subject

point is

his argument is that i was ranting just because i cared about what i was saying

and that is not an argument

yes i am passionate

what does that mean

what the fuck do you have to say otherwise