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Ehh. He's either in the culture war, or he believes what he says. If you're a Brit you probably see the royal family fairly positively. (Many brits don't like t
by Rule35 6y ago
Ehh. He's either in the culture war, or he believes what he says. If you're a Brit you probably see the royal family fairly positively. (Many brits don't like them as people, but think they're handling the transfer of power well, etc.)
His factual correctness and his sincerity are two different things. Who knows what MM is, at heart, but if he has reason to see her negatively why shouldn't he lament her influence over his country?
Is there a time-limit, where you're only allowed to criticize someone for 5y, and so when it hit 6 his opinion was officially stale?
- pjc50 6y ago> His factual correctness and his sincerity I notice you're not making this argument about MM. > Is there a time-limit, where you're only allowed to criticize someone for 5y, and so when it hit 6 his opinion was officially stale? I was referring to events over the past few days. I don't really want to relitigate this here with a green account, only to observe that you too have come in to play outrage and culture war.
- Rule35 6y ago> > His factual correctness and his sincerity > I notice you're not making this argument about MM. I'm not talking about MM at all because your post was about PM. And it's not an argument, it's an observation, and it's true about everyone - that correctness and sincerity are not the same. > I was referring to events over the past few days. Right, but those events also have a history. What's an issue of a few days to us, watching from outside, is someone else's years-long story.