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RE: The Cost Of War: Frequently asked questions that shouldn't be.
Had to google that phrase. It says impassioned rant. I know what is rant, but it wasn't impassionated at all. I said it with my heart and passion.
Not how I meant it. I was agreeing completely. I suppose language changes it's meaning in different places. I would actually say this in person and it would be meant to affirm that I am feeling what you're saying and find no fault in it. Sorry for the confusion.
It's my bad. I googled word impassionated, it means with passion. Sorry, I thought it meant opposite with no passion :)