Just to let you know that I DID read the above replies.
Members are not responding to you because YOU do not respond to THEM.
You're not paying attention to what the replies are.
You're a mad person, lashing out at everyone.
So later you’ll probably tell me you never called me “a mad person”, right?
That’s exactly how it always goes.I could just as easily say “all of you are attacking me and ganging up on me”, but I’m not going to do that. Why? Because, unlike some people here, I’m an adult. I fully understand that no one is obliged to agree with me.
People are allowed to have their own views, they can argue, bring evidence, show me where I’m wrong or where I don’t know something — that’s perfectly normal.When someone pushes back and explains why they think I’m seriously mistaken, I don’t lose my mind, I don’t threaten to get anyone banned, and I don’t announce that I’m going to ignore them from now on. That kind of reaction is childish, and I’m not interested in behaving like a kid.
And I did not label you what you have listed.
You might not comprehend English well.
I said you SOUND like an atheist.
Really? So let’s go through your list again:Muslim
Jihadist
Hateful atheist
Fake
Troll
“Part of the problem”
General cause of all Europe’s upheavals
Now you’re saying “I did not label you… I only said you sound like an atheist.”
Come on. In English, adding “you sound like” in front of an insult is the classic polite-British/American way of softening it so you can pretend you didn’t actually call someone that thing. It changes literally nothing about the intent or the insult itself.“You sound like a hateful atheist” is functionally identical to “you are a hateful atheist” — it’s just dressed up with a tiny fig leaf of plausible deniability. Everyone reading it understands exactly what you meant.So no, that little “sound like” doesn’t magically erase it from the list of things you’ve thrown at me in this thread.
I never called you PART OF THE PROBLEM.
Here’s your exact quote from #101 post:
You may not see the problem, because you may be part of it.
That was in the middle of you talking about migrants being “the problem” in Europe.
And I never said you're part of Europe's upheaval.
You’re doing it again.You wrote, literally:
Migrants are the CAUSE for the upheavel in life in, at least, the countries I'm familiar with.
I had already told you, several times, that I am a migrant in the EU myself.
You didn’t say “illegal migrants,” you didn’t say “some migrants,” you didn’t say “everyone except you.”
You said “migrants” — full stop.So when you declare that “migrants are the cause” of Europe’s upheaval, yes, that very much includes me. There’s no exemption clause you added for the “nice legal ones.” You painted with a massive brush, and I’m standing right in the middle of the paint.That’s exactly why I put “general cause of all Europe’s upheavals” on the list — because that’s precisely what you wrote, right after I had openly identified myself as a migrant.Own your words. The whole sentence is still there for everyone to read.
I SAID that it sounds like you entered legally - so no problem.
Let’s get the timeline straight, because the order matters.Post #100 (your words):
“Migrants are the CAUSE for the upheavel in life in, at least, the countries I'm familiar with.”
Post #101 (still you, one post later):
“How nice that you entered legally.… You may not see the problem, because you may be part of it.”
So first you declared that migrants in general are the cause of Europe’s upheaval, and literally in the next breath — after I had already told you I’m a migrant — you said I might be “part of it,” but hey, at least I entered legally.
And, just to clarify for those reading along...
I SAID IMMIGRATION IS A BIG PROBLEM and I explained why.
I NEVER stated that EVERY migrant is a problem.
And I NEVER said anything about any Ukrainian nurses.
You said (post #100):
“Migrants are the CAUSE for the upheaval in life in, at least, the countries I’m familiar with.”
→ No “some,” no “illegal,” no “many,” no exceptions. Just “migrants are the cause.” Full stop.
Now you’re claiming you “never stated that EVERY migrant is a problem.”
Sorry, but when you say “migrants are the cause” with zero qualifiers, that is exactly what you stated. English doesn’t come with invisible asterisks.
And about Ukrainian nurses:
I brought them up as an example of legal, needed migrant workers. You never mentioned them specifically, true — but you also never carved out any exception for needed healthcare workers from the countries you’re familiar with. Your blanket statement covered them too.
You said “immigration is a big problem” and “migrants are the cause” without any exclusions.
When someone points out that this sweeping statement also hits millions of legal, tax-paying, life-saving workers, suddenly it becomes “I never said EVERY migrant.”That’s not clarification. That’s retroactive damage control.Your original words are still there, unedited, in black and white. Everyone can read them and decide for themselves.