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O čem je toďten plk: Re: it's about manners. You are supposed to use someone's name when referring to them in a conversation with someone else.
Pedro Martínez: It's all hogwash that using a personal pronoun when referring back to someone is bad manners. It's done all the time in formal writing. And in casual conversations such as are done here, things are supposed to be more relaxed. Funny that the persons objecting to the use of personal pronouns have used those pronouns themselves. I counted over a hundred in a quick survey of posts by Jules. He'll have a hundred excuses for his use of the word "she" but still, he (opps) used the same word to which he is now objecting.
This is just another way the left attemps to avoid dealing with an issue where they are clearly wrong. They (opps) don't like their narrative interrupted and when they (dang it) are caught with their pants down (as you have shown in reference to Tuesday), they always go to chapter three: diverting attention away from the real point of an argument. I can't wait to see what they will twist next.