Originally posted by: BenSkywalker
In English, "aren't happy with" is generally interpreted to mean "are unhappy with,"
How badly has educational levels fallen that that is the case? If I had meant unhappy I can assure you that is the term I would use. To take the comment in the flow of conversation-
How much are you willing to bet that there are FAR more people happy with XBL than those that aren't?
There are over 6Billion people on Earth. If we include the Silver members, there are 20Million XBLive users total. The original statement directly claimed that 20Million was far more then 5.98 Billion. Which statement do people take issue with? The one that was absolutely correct in every sense of the word.
My counterpoint did not go to the extreme of pointing out the incredible inaccuracy to that level, as I had assumed that English was not their first language and can forgive non native speakers gross misuse in those cases(I butcher German constantly, my wife is always giving me grief

). I limited the comparison strictly to 360 users, and I clearly included that I was speaking of Live Gold members. Again, there are 20 million XBox360 owners that aren't even using Live Gold, pointing back to the original comment yet again, how is it that the 10 Million users who are currently paying, and we will assume every one of them is happy, is FAR more then the 20Million who aren't?
Reading comprehension is obviously completely lost around here. Why I should need to explain a properly written sentence with no errors boggles the mind- particularly when one with gross inaccuracy is given no cross except mine.
Quickly dropping to poorly written personal insults, XBoxLive is the place for you without a doubt.