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>It's a really fundamental tradition of french society, going back to the revolution (or even before) that you can think how you like. That doesn't mean you ha
by HBKXNCUO 7y ago
>It's a really fundamental tradition of french society, going back to the revolution (or even before) that you can think how you like.
That doesn't mean you have to want people who happen to think very differently to come in. You can like the fact that people in your country are free to think how they like, and also like the fact that most of them happen to like to think certain ways.
>people with unwarranted self-regard often think they can convince other people with obvious nonsense.
Projecting?
- pasabagi 7y agoI get being right wing, or even racist, but I think the kind of brain-damaged wannabe sophistry you engage in is frankly a waste of everybody's time, especially yours. If that's what you get off on, then I guess you'll be happy to know you wasted mine. Please, for your own sake, read your post, and consider if what you're writing makes sense. I know you want to win an agrument on the internet, but ultimately, in your post history (I checked) the loser is you, and your poor long-suffering brain.
- HBKXNCUO 7y agoPerhaps you should consider that it does make sense, and you simply don't want to understand it. I don't think you're intellectually incapable of understanding it.