Kikapu wrote:Oh LR, why do you insist of being a twat with some of your above comments?
Ahh.............. there goes the "civilised".
Which comments? Do enlighten me, rather than the above generalisation type thing.
Kikapu wrote:Facts are part of history, something which has already happened. If RH gets annoyed for someone not using facts, is because they are not using facts but bending the truth or complete lies to fit their narrative. That is separate from having a conversation with opinions on issues that may have historical connections to facts. Sometimes we make posts based on foresight or intelligent guess. Just because something did not already happened, it does not mean it won’t, or else the conversation will be redundant, as in “stating the obvious” when everything said are only facts!
That's a bit gobbledegook TBH.
RH gets annoyed when people who don't support his narrative express opinions rather than facts. Although, his "facts" include such things as proof that the US blew up the twin towers. I could give you a long, similarly ridiculous, list. But - let's not go there now.
Personally, I have no problem with opinions. I regard them as the essential essence of forum discussion (I know, I know, a bit of a comical concept on this OP). He has absolutely no problem at all with opinions which support his perceptions, including his own. That's called h - y - p - o - c - r - i - s - y - of which - trust me - he is a master.
I'm not sure what my particular "narrative" is. Other than the habit of highlighting what's happened in Ukraine as being a travesty. I shan't repeat the facts about the death, destruction and millions driven from their destroyed homes as apparently it's "whining".
Your proposition that Poland was likely to invade Ukraine was ........................... sorry, can't really find the alternative words- total bollocks. Again, you are simply making it up as you go along. The idea is, frankly, ridiculous.
We seem to be looking at two different wars. I see a virtual stalemate 20 months in to what was supposed to be a short Russian blitzkrieg to take Ukraine. Russian good news right now being how they've triumphantly retreated from this or that village, with the Ukrainian army chasing them in disarray. You seem to feel that - despite all that's happened - it's simply the case that the Russians could take the whole of Ukraine tomorrow, should they be inclined. Seems they have other, more pressing concerns, right now.