Don't confuse opinions, which one may hand out freely, with facts.
And it is that intervention that is relevant today as lawyers and politicians worry about how long it will be before the justices make definitive sense of the 34-page McCain-Feingold campaign finance law, and the 1,638 pages of disjointed, confusing opinions issued on Friday by a special district court of three federal judges here.
But that, the cartoon explained, was a trick known as, "Using hot topics that people are interested in to make a ruckus, confuse public opinion, and damage stable communities".
He recognized talent and integrity, could see through phonies, valued colleagues who communicated with clarity and brevity, didn't confuse science with opinion, and put the best interests of public health first above the parochial interests of their agency.
Other people's opinions confuse me.
They're kind of made to confuse people, in my opinion.
Adding the ".org" may have an impact on public opinion or confuse journalists, but the fact remains that Free Basics was an effort for Facebook to make money.
He said: "You need to be careful not to confuse the range of opinion on Twitter with the wider views of the great British public".
Such a divergence of opinion confuses the mind.
Public opinion, confused about how best to save the planet, seems to be coming round.
