>>>I am disagreeing with you. That is my choice. It may be the reason you twit me. We have both done something. It is extremely rare that someone twits someone else without provocation.
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>>Extremely rare? Not rare here on the UT.
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>I beg to differ..........
>It hinges on the definition of provocation.
Something provoked the action. You may not consider the provocation reason legitimate, but I would think it extremely rare that one is twitted just because it's Monday.
My definition of provocation says that it must be a deliberate act. You are confusing provocation with triggering. Something triggered the action, yes. But it's not necessarily provocation that triggered it. It could indeed be Monday, or alcohol, or a brain tumor, or having been harshly criticized by the boss.
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