Okay. You did. That was a reasonable response that could be discussed, particularly the sort of game theory-esque nature of "we might need help in the future". If people aren't convinced though, they aren't convinced. It takes some pretty supreme arrogance to suggest, even if you're positive they saw your argument, "if you weren't convinced by what I said you must be a bigot or otherwise have questionable motives".
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