Person A can use context to decide which of the several definitions of a word Person B was using WITHOUT Person B ever implying anything at all. That's what you're missing.
In which case, Person A should not stick to believing that you say what you mean and mean what you say, without trusting their own judgment about what you mean. This leads us directly back to the first example. That's what you're missing.
Now I need to give a grade-school level lesson on finding meaning through context on an HD message board just to show you there isn't a contradiciton in something. *biggest eye roll of all time*
If that didn't show you how your witch-hunt to show I contradicted something is in vain, then nothing will, and I'm done dealing with you. Rant in the streets all day that I contradicted something and see if I care. I know better, and so will anyone with an ounce of sense.
Would this qualify as a personal attack, if someone said it to you? I've been respectful and used neutral language throughout this exchange.