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Originally Posted by Russ
Well...yes it does when you specifically are telling/suggesting people that they shouldn’t yet give an opinion on what has happened.
Well as we’re speaking hypothetically is there really an answer to that?
You don’t get to decide when we talk about which subject. I guess we won’t talk about who we think has won the Election until the result comes out then? Football fans shouldn’t discuss who they think will win the match until the final whistle? These events have become so prevalent that we can pretty much get it right each time. If we’re wrong then by all means admit it however given the circumstances each time that doesn’t seem to happen much.
Just accept that when people speculate about these events, they’re usually (always?) right.
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You can have any opinion you want, I just think it's silly to come out with what was said when the full facts weren't released. It's not long it takes weeks anyway, we knew the next morning who it was.