Why would I address every insane hypothetical you can fantasize?
There's no reason to, no need to.
Any lunatic can invent a dozen hypotheticals with a few minutes thought -- there's no reason whatever to treat them seriously.
Kevmo: "You’re kinda like... a professional at this cover-your-ears-and-yell-”na nah nah nah” approach to debating.
Very disingenuous."
When you're just calling names & making ridiculous accusations, that's not "debating".
Kevmo: "That accusation of disingenuous comes up an awful lot with you.
You’re basically dishonest."
People like yourself who are in fact basically dishonest put a lot of effort into accusing others of what they themselves do best.
Kevmo: "***Fascinating.
It took you THIS LONG to start addressing this point.
It’s like pulling teeth with you.
Taiwan has EVERY reason to declare REAL FRACKING INDEPENDENCE, none of this bullshiite “independence” double quote nonsense you’re coming up with. "
Nonsense, I've said essentially the same thing from the beginning.
And your insane focus on a "Declaration of Independence" is just that: insane.
It's totally unnecessary -- indeed it could well be counter-productive -- because the Chi-Coms never ruled Taiwan.
Kevmo: "You can’t even address an issue without being a complete @$$ about it.
Taiwan’s existence as an independent nation hangs in the balance but idiots like you are allowing their hubris to paint them into a corner."
That's just your opinion.
I disagree.
Kevmo: "***You said sumthin sumthin?"
Yes, I said you're an agent of the Chi-Coms and I hope your handlers are paying you well for doing their bidding.
Kevmo: "***It is absolutely and utterly clear to see how disingenuous you have been on this thread.
At this point it’s just an exercise for the lurkers to see for themselves."
Disingenuous is you, Kevmo, posting on behalf of the Chi-Com regime without telling us how much they pay you for it.
Kevmo: "***And long failed to deliver, for some allies.
Because of that bullshiite ‘absolute reality’ of us going long on promises and short on political will."
Decades spending trillions of dollars and thousands of lives in places like Afghanistan or Vietnam is not "short on political will" in my book.
