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Your weak rhetoric games are weak. I made my point. Address it or don't but don't be pretentious about it while lobbying insults. That bullshit is transparent as fuck and you still haven't explained how volunteering for war is not a total support for war. Keep dancing around it though, that seems to be what you are good at.Quote:
Originally Posted by Caliphate Ishtar Allah
You just proved my point Allah. The term is used against us not amongst us, since WWII, like your Google search indicates. Thanks buddy.
Still changing the goal posts.
I was clear and now you want to delve into conspiracy theory rhetoric in order redefine the concept of voluntary service and one's implicit desire to contribute to war? Listen, I'm not here to win some childish internet discussion. I am simply conveying my idea, concisely I might add, and you can choose to debate it directly or not. But this intentional disposal of my clearly conveyed point in order to redefine the semantics and to change the course of the debate is bullshit.
You're not blowing anybody's mind with your persistent world view, anybody with an internet connections has heard it. Dude's sign up for war, they want war, what about that do you refuse to acknowledge? To then say that people didn't really want war because they were lied to... well that's a different discussion. So don't speak down to me when you can't even follow or retain a single cogent point.