meanings behind the phrase "I will talk to him" , "I know him" etc. posted May 24 of 2025 around 10h00

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"I will talk to him/her" has several meanings depending on the context.

But when a illitrate person, or a person in a position of power or higher social status says this pharse would mean they are referring to non-social conversation which may be from a law enforcement point of view etc, just to establish authority/ or bullyism on some one.
Once I was told most people in law  enforcement or position of power are those people who have a learning disability and did not excell in acamedia. But they have a opportunity to prove it wrong. It is very easy to make people obedient under the threat of weapons or uniforms in every day normal situation. It would he nice to see a PhD qualified as a police officer in police uniform or a medical doctor as a police officer in police uniform. I wonder what is the minimum education level these days of the law enforcement work force and the induction process.

Where as for some normal people it would mean social conversation (in civilian settings, parties etc.).

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Ontario DL#: M01684340561220
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307-1909 Russell Rd, Ottawa Ontario Canada K1G3P2 

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