"We are not looking for adventures."wojtek wrote: Wed Jul 09, 2025 4:36 am We are an average country on the rise, only 20th in the world
in terms of GDP, so we are not looking for adventures.
You are living proof that Goebbels would be a social media influencer today - turns out all you need is a flag, some selective outrage, and voilĆ critical thinking vanishes faster than budget funds during a military spending spree. Suddenly facts are 'negotiable' and history is just a buffet where you only take what you like.
At lastāa post of yours that doesnāt require a fact check. A shame itās only because itās too vague to be wrong. But since geopolitics and your own countryās politics seem to beā¦ unfamiliar terrain, perhaps stick to topics where elementary knowledge isnāt required. May I suggest coloring books?wojtek wrote: Wed Jul 09, 2025 5:25 am I'm certainly not as much of an expert on Goebbels
as his compatriot, so I won't comment.
Ah, the classic 'Iām going to pretend I donāt understand context so I can feign outrage' maneuver. Cute. But since you struggle with subtext: your entire argument relies on the same selective reading that makes horoscopes seem deep. Next time, try engaging with the actual point ā or at least bring better deflection material.wojtek wrote: Wed Jul 09, 2025 5:37 am I understand that you learn from Goebbels
to order others what to do? Jawohl Herr Oberst!
While I admire your attempt to dress up nonsense in Latin like a toddler playing scholar, perhaps focus less on sounding smart and more on being correct. Your posts today read like a greatest hits of debunked claims ā each one dismantled with embarrassing ease. But donāt despair, even a broken clock is right twice a day. With some actual research (and fewer google translate Latin phases), you might yet contribute something of value.wojtek wrote: Wed Jul 09, 2025 5:52 am No my dear, you use ad personam arguments
- which are always weak - to throw your opponent off balance,
which can sometimes work.
