Spokane Girl wrote:
Do you hate it when people don't believe you?
It's a problem, to be sure; but the problem is not mine.
Before I make a statement, I first make sure that the available evidence will support it.
When I make the statement, and people don't believe it, then I present the evidence. Then the people call me "arrogant" or tell me that the facts don't mean anything, because they already "know" otherwise. Then, when I demonstrate the truth of the matter (I show them how it works), they complain that I am rude and that I embarrassed them.
When I ask that people provide evidence for their claims - especially the extraordianary or outrageous claims - they again call me arrogant and rude for even suggesting that there is a need for evidence.
I rely on the facts, which supply the evidence, which supports the true claims that I make. In doing so, I expect no less from other people.
Other people rely on ignorance, which enables gullibility, which permits their false claims to be believed. In doing so, they expect nothing better from me.
Are they really so stupid as to expect me to be as stupid as they? It sure seems that way...