"I feel your pain" Nice thing to say to someone or not?

[NanceGreggs]

23. That's not the point ...

... and again, you KNOW it's not.

You did NOT apologize to me in the thread where you accused me of "sarcastically" responding to your lack of healthcare with the phrase "I know your pain" - which was a comment I made to you in a completely different thread, an OP of yours about HRC's electability and NOT about healthcare.

You did NOT apologize about misleading fellow posters here into believing that I had "bragged" about the fact that I had healthcare that you did not.

You did NOT apologize for attributing statements to me that we BOTH know I never made.

"If Sanders beats Clinton and I say to you "I feel your pain" will it make you feel better or worse?"

WTF does that have to do with outright LYING about what I have said on this board about healthcare coverage?

I invite you - YET AGAIN - to link to anything I've said here about healthcare coverage that even remotely constitutes "bragging", or "sarcasm" towards people who don't have what I have.

Stop deflecting with comments about Clinton beating Bernie, or vice versa. This is about your lying - and neither Hillary nor Bernie are responsible for that. YOU ARE.

I note the title of your OP: "I feel your pain" Nice thing to say to someone or not?"

Given the circumstances, wouldn't the more appropriate title have been: "Lying about someone responding to your child's death with the phrase 'I feel your pain' - nice thing to do or not?"