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Indeed, it's not uncommon for people to twist your words, either to make themselves look better or to gang up on you.. By distorting what you say, they can shift the focus from their own actions or mistakes to your "unreasonable" statement. Creating a common "enemy" is a quick way to build alliances. Therefore, it is better to use calm and neutral language, choose your words carefully, and avoid escalating the situation. It's important to remember that such behavior almost always says more about them than it does about you.