Why Did Oswald Kill JFK?

[Peter Goth]

Doubt he meant sexual impotence but rather 'not having the power or ability to change or improve a situation' as defined in the Cambridge Dictionary.

how do you know that?

[Nicholas Turner]

how do you know that?

I didn't say I knew that, I said I doubted that. The reason I doubt it is that the word impotent doesn't necessarily refer to sexual power but power in general.

[Peter Goth]

I didn't say I knew that, I said I doubted that. The reason I doubt it is that the word impotent doesn't necessarily refer to sexual power but power in general.

I aware of that and you said...

"rather 'not having the power or ability to change or improve"

you doubted one and preferred the other...I asked why

[Nicholas Turner]

I aware of that and you said...

"rather 'not having the power or ability to change or improve"

you doubted one and preferred the other...I asked why

No you didn't, you asked how I knew that. I explained why I doubted he meant that. Is this really worth arguing about?

[Peter Goth]

No you didn't, you asked how I knew that. I explained why I doubted he meant that. Is this really worth arguing about?

actually you didn't - you explained there are two meanings and you chose one. no reason why,

[Nicholas Turner]

actually you didn't - you explained there are two meanings and you chose one. no reason why,

I did. It's because that's what the word means.

[Peter Goth]

I did. It's because that's what the word means.

yet so, innocuous.