PanikAnikPanik
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you are just using random words then; gotcha.
When people say they felt pain when they tore their ACL, they aren
you are just using random words then; gotcha.
I don't need to look up something I've experienced.
I still have no clue why that was the 2010 KO of the year.
When people say they felt pain when they tore their ACL, they aren’t making a technical assessment of what caused the pain anatomically. They are just recognizing that pain was felt and they were left with a serious injury. The damage to the ligament and the other stressors felt are intertwined. People say such things colloquially all the time.
You should try and be a little less snide. It's not very becoming.
tearing the ligaments in your knee doesn't really hurt on it's own. They are very poorly innervated, if someone hurts their knee and screams in pain it's because they also hurt something else. If you only hurt the ligament you just feel instability.
I'm pretty sure you don't know what semantics mean. Sometimes you tear your ACL and it doesn't hurt at all some times you tear your ACL and are in excruciating pain. It'd be semantics if everytime you tear your ACL you have to be in excruciating pain and I was arguing about the cause; but that is very far from the case.
I went out of my way to acknowledge that many times a knee injury that tears the ACL is also excruciatingly painful due to damage to other parts of the knee, so your statement makes no sense.
Stop making ridiculous comments to try to insult me and I'll stop pointing out how stupid they are
The correct word for your argument is pedantic, not semantics.