it could mean either (or both) to different people. i think i've made myself clear in the examples, which you will hopefully bother to answer the questions of.
Oh, they were not rhetorical? Sigh. Fine. I see some differences. They are mainly differences in attitude.
1) yes
2) no
3) Well, hard to answer since you said "You," and the question is very general, but in the hypothetical I suppose the answer for that hypothetical person would be yes.
I am not asking you what it means to different people, phaed.
Now that I have answered your questions, will you please give me a clue what you mean?
Why are you always so vague on this stuff?
You said, and I quoted it in the first post, "Simple. Stop supporting it." If it is simple, then the explanation should be simple and not demand me answering a litany of questions to get the simple explanation out of you. What does that mean - to
you, not to different people, but to you? What does it mean? How does one "stop supporting it?"