@SavoirFaire Yes, it is hard to say “you’re right” when I don’t believe you are. I actually do mean that I don’t care – if I’m not a “morally good” person for that, so be it. I care about Kurt’s death about as much as I care about the numerous people that I don’t know that died on the same day. It’s a shame they died, but I don’t think much about them. Kurt wasn’t exactly my buddy – I was 3 years old when he died. Should I care whether he was murdered or killed himself? If so, I’d love to know why his potential murder is more important than the endless number of unknown people that may or may not have been killed.
I care about murder and justice, yes, but that wasn’t the question.
And I have to say that, as @glacial stated, I don’t see much of a difference between not caring and not being interested. I think there’s a bigger difference between “I don’t care” and “it doesn’t matter.”
So, no, I’m not going to tell you you’re right just to end the conversation, no matter how silly I think it is that you care this much about my choice of words and whether or not I’m interested or care about Kurt’s possible murder.