@spruce112358 saidYeah, thanks, Trump.
Iran will have nuclear weapons relatively soon. 😆
They were complying with the terms of the nuclear deal we cut with them.
Trump released them from that obligation, giving their nuclear program the green light.
@Rajk999 saidSyria is not Iran.
In their dreams. Israel hit some of their nuclear facilities hidden in the hills a few weeks ago. More bombing to come.
You are not following what is going on. As soon as Assaad was evicted, Israel attacked all the military facilities in Syria. Israel is keeping their eyes open. I dont think you understand who you are dealing with. You are accustomed to the incompetence of the Islamic world. Israel is on another level.
@shavixmir saidYou do know that "polarisation" just means disagreeing with someone, right?
Good grief man.
What you are describing are the consequences of polarisation.
People aren't "polarized" like some kind of magnet. They are just not willing to listen to anyone that holds a different opinion anymore. People nowadays are like an 8 year that holds they hands to their ears while yelling, "i'm not listening to you! I'm not listening to you!"
Using a euphemism like "polarised" is just a way to excuse everyone's increasingly childlike behaviour.
@uzless saidPolarised in this context doesn’t mean just disagreeing with someone.
You do know that "polarisation" just means disagreeing with someone, right?
People aren't "polarized" like some kind of magnet. They are just not willing to listen to anyone that holds a different opinion anymore. People nowadays are like an 8 year that holds they hands to their ears while yelling, "i'm not listening to you! I'm not listening to you!"
Using a euphemism like "polarised" is just a way to excuse everyone's increasingly childlike behaviour.
It’s a form of radicalisation. It’s the inability to accept that someone has a point of view different to one’s own.
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@shavixmir saidradicalization is just another euphemism for acting like an 8 year old.
Polarised in this context doesn’t mean just disagreeing with someone.
It’s a form of radicalisation. It’s the inability to accept that someone has a point of view different to one’s own.