Every time -- ME: "x is a bad reason to do y" PPL: "Well, x isn't *my* reason for doing y!" ...ok, jeez, i'm not talking to *you* then
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Correct way to say what you meant is "x is a bad reason to do y, though there may be other good reasons to do y".
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This convention exists because languages are optimized to allow more commonly expressed sentiments to be communicated more concisely.
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