NP: On the Ukraine thread
Mark Kohut
mark.kohut at gmail.com
Mon Feb 14 15:53:47 UTC 2022
Publicly I want to say that for some of us who don't know much about
Ukraine--although it is my heritage--- and its history and
Russia's history with it and just want to learn as much of the truths of
the present as I can---(and all I follow is the granular situation as it may
become war, with tens of thousands dead), I want to thank you and hope I
speak for a few other Plisters, among the the silent majority who don't
speak up too much.
I know how wrong Joseph has been in differences with me, wrong about basic
facts and decisions so I am glad for all I have learned. I have brought
some of your insights, Martin,
to a large-enough discussion group here in my small but well--informed and
wanting more--town...and mentioned your name.
On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 10:44 AM Martin Dietze <mdietze at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 14. February 2022 at 14:55:08, Joseph Tracy (brook7 at sover.net) wrote:
>
> Your whole argument below boils down to I (JT)don’t have a reasonable and
> informed opinion because I don’t agree with your more informed and
> reasonable opinion.
>
> You have not really come up with anything directly related to Ukraine, but
> with your general thoughts about the USA, Russia etc.
>
> Well I have been correct in most cases where I have had your exact argument
> leveled against me, so I don’t find it particularly persuasive.
>
> I don’t expect to persuade you. You firmly believe in what you believe.
> Sadly there is usually very little to discuss in such situations. When I
> find something that is obviously incorrect, then I will contradict. Not
> more.
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