There are virtually no current events in Germany and yelling about Americans being cray cray is not constructive or beneficial to our mental health. They are not our countrymen.
No. Of course not. You jump to extremes.
That’s not very cash money.
But it does mean that we shouldn’t base our belief in the rule of law on the American system. Foreigners are doing foreigner things all the time. You might not like it but you gotta accept that from time to time. Attention is limited and should be spent wisely.
Don’t yell about politics in the work place. Just complaining about straw men is tiring.
sure, let’s just finish our grueling shift during repression by the gestapo in silence.
nothing to see here, i don’t wanna upset the colleagues with such nonsense like “politics”
Yelling and talking are different things. Don’t get into a fit is all.
i find some yellers to be justified in their anger and break from polite decorum. given circumstances and stuff.
There are virtually no current events in Germany and yelling about Americans being cray cray is not constructive or beneficial to our mental health. They are not our countrymen.
which means you can ignore all the real consequences of their global campaign?
would the rest of the world be wise if they ignored european fascism the last time around?
No. Of course not. You jump to extremes. That’s not very cash money. But it does mean that we shouldn’t base our belief in the rule of law on the American system. Foreigners are doing foreigner things all the time. You might not like it but you gotta accept that from time to time. Attention is limited and should be spent wisely.
the extremes are literally happening irl tho
Literally not what I said.
Jumping to extremes is an argumentative tactic that attacks the argument in a non factual way.