Pretty Easy Choice
Pretty Easy Choice
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/17869503
I know I'm going against the grain here, I'm obviously no Harris lover, but also I'd prefer to be allowed to continue existing. If that's controversial in leftist spaces then maybe I don't want to spend any more time in leftist spaces.
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Okay, with that confidence I suggest you put a couple of grand against Harris winning.
5 2 ReplyThat doesn't make any sense.
2 2 Reply"Put money against someone winning." = "Betting that someone will win."
Or what didn't make sense?
2 2 ReplyThe part where you said that betting against Harris is the same thing as betting on Harris...
2 1 ReplyHey, I didn't invent that saying, instead blame English for being a silly language đ
1 1 ReplyI'm not blaming English because I can't find any other examples of people misusing it like that.
Betting against something has never meant a bet that the thing will happen, betting against means that you think the thing won't happen.
2 0 ReplyIt would be put money on Harris winning.
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