Baalzamon said:
EricHiggin said:
It's not pulling the money away, because that would mean the U.S. directly attacked the Kurds and/or free'd ISIS prisoners. It's the fact that, what good was the initial help, if it's basically useless now because of the new scenario you're stuck in, kidnapped or fighting the Turks and having ISIS prisoners being free'd? The U.S. pulling out and letting this happen to the Kurds, is like the new friend not helping with the ransom. Why not help now, if you already helped in the first place? Why is the new friend the only one who get's blamed when there's plenty of other people who are clearly to blame as well who could help but might not?
I say the new friend who paid in the first place, isn't helping with the ransom, or at least not yet, because I'm posing another example as a question, like I've been doing the entire time. I'm not taking sides, I'm just pointing out the possibilities from both sides, so why am I being placed on one side while others come at me from the opposing position? I'm not taking sides here, I'm just posing questions, and instead of legit answers, I'm getting spun to one side and being smeared.
Why did the man cross the road?
OMG what's with all the toxic masculinity, Eric?
lol
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How would it mean the US directly attacked the Kurds and/or freed ISIS prisoners?
When the US was there, it wasn't an all out shit-storm. The moment we left (us being there was helping), all hell broke loose.
The US pulling out is like pulling away the initial money you borrowed in the first place. The person still needs the money they initially borrowed (The Kurds still need us present to prevent all hell from breaking loose).
That this isn't making sense to you is completely mind boggling to me.
I now understand why everybody else has /ignored you. It is literally like talking to a brick wall.
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Welcome to debating with Eric. A monkey will type the works of Shakespeare before Eric manages to come up with a coherent argument.
His compulsion for endless irrelevant metaphors combined (quite fittingly) with his almost Trump-like self-belief in whatever nonsense he's spouting ensures that any time spent debating him is time forever lost...
