No, your comment was clear and direct. You said “The “official” guidelines are not nearly enough to overcome coronavirus”.
The only way that comment could possibly be “misconstrued”, is if you were trying to be sarcastic, in which case, you needed a sarcasm tag.
I'm gonna try one more time with you. The official guidelines were not nearly enough, right. You can disagree with the guidelines, but my video was about something that should have been said IN ADDITION. Since you flew off the handle and clearly didn't watch the video, you don't even know what I added!
“Since you flew off the handle and clearly didn’t watch the video, you don’t even know what I added!”
Well, I hardly “flew off the handle”, but you are absolutely right that I decided not to watch the video - here’s why:
Saying the guidelines are “not nearly enough”, is the same as saying that you believe they would need to be much stronger.
I happen to believe the official guidelines are excessive. You believe they are insufficient. So, you see, I already knew from your comment that we completely disagree.
That’s why I didn’t need to watch the video in order to state my disagreement.