Also, nowhere in the definition of the word “prophetic” does it say that you must verbally express a prediction. In fact, you can even write or simply think prophetically. Not to mention the fact that you incorrectly quote the original poster (he said “prophetic,” not “nearly prophetic”).

Of course, with the age of the internet upon us, anybody can leave poorly written criticisms on the “spindles of the ol’ interweb,” but if you’re going to live by the critical and editorial sword, you should be prepared to die by it as well.

To state my point more bluntly, give your own posts a proofread before you use them to criticize the way others write. That, and you’re entire argument against the poster is based solely on his use of the word “prophetic,” which somehow links him to the likes of John Gibson (who I must assume has made similar claims to prophecy and fortune-telling?).

Take your own advice and think before you hit “submit.”

via Crooks and Liars

“nearly prophetic”???

It’s prophetic is you say it’s going to happen, then it does….Operative word – say. Needs to be verifiable son. You in your ill fated attempt to create a name for yourself, or opine has merely degraded yourself to the same level of those you are frustrated with. Congrats for thinking before hitting “submit”

the world is a different place now, get with the program.