I love semantics. Thanks for sequeling. I have to read it really slow and it makes you consider more with only a few words.

Just to make it clear exactly what I mean by semantics. It’s easier to cut and paste than explain myself, ha.

“Semantics needs to be clearly distinguished from the negative sense of the term. The use of semantics as a negative thing is in the media and public thought. An example would be someone who argues that is just semantics to imply the point does not need to be discussed or the outcome would not be relevant. Meanings can be used to misconstrue the meanings. The linguistic approach studies the meaning of and words in a systematic and objective way.” (David Crystal, How Language Works. Overlook, 2006)—Ahernandez33 (talk) 16:00, 12 November 2012 (UTC)

It’s my attempt at translating one of my favourite German poem. The original is by Eugen Roth (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugen_Roth)

Ein Mensch verteidigt mit viel List:
Die Welt scheint anders, als sie ist!
Sein Gegner aber streng verneint:
Die Welt ist anders, als sie scheint!

Oh and I understood your comment about semantics :)