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Maybe if you were clearer about what you were saying, these "interpretations" wouldn't be an issue.
I'm not sure what the point of bringing up Hiroshima and Nagasaki to show that the U.S. is capable of crimes against humanity is when you aren't saying that's what the U.S. is going to do again.
I didn't. you stated the names according to your understanding. I only stated the facts that have happened in the history, I don't make statements of my assumptions about what could or would happen.
I stated the names because this is about the U.S. and China.
So you're not talking about the U.S. committing a crime against humanity against China, you're not even talking about the U.S. and China. You're talking about something that has nothing to do with the topic in this thread and you're antagonizing a moderator about it to boot. Did I get that right?
let me be more clear for you, I'm not talking about the U.S. committing a crime against humanity against China. If you follow my comments. you may notice, you're imagining stuff in that regard. specifically, trying to corner me because your opinions differ based on your interpretation of my comment. this is my last time saying this again. CHILL OUT!
Once again, please explain how your posts are on-topic for this thread if they are not about the U.S. or China.
I guess I hurt someone's EGO. 😬
That would be a violation of our civility rule. I would suggest you do not do so again.
Now, please explain how your posts are on-topic for this thread if they are not about the U.S. or China.
My comments were specifically on U.S. and China. until you pick on "Hiroshima and Nagasaki" to divert it, in your interpretation of my statement.
You have repeatedly talked about my interpretation. I have already asked you to explain the connection between Hiroshima and the current tensions between the U.S. and China and you refuse to do so. I'm looking at your post history and seeing a fair amount of trolling.
I think it would be best for us to end this conversation now, but I am going to be keeping an eye on you for both trolling and incivility in this community, since you apparently are not aware of the rules in our sidebar.
I did.
I don't troll. Not my thing.
Your post history would disagree, but I think it is best we stop this discussion entirely.