#581 ·
Sam Alvarez4 said:without further ado.
but.
Has it ever occurred to you that reading through endless details about desertion attempts and similar nonsense is exhausting and frankly quite tedious for everyone else, especially those of us on this side of the Atlantic?
Cheers.
I think I'll stop writing here. Seeing > is enough to remind me of his old commentary regarding southern Argentina.
I have no intention of arguing with Putin supporters over things I simply don't care about. 👋
It really is a shame you don't possess that perspective from time to time; you wouldn't be so agitated, constantly venting about matters you clearly don't understand.🙂
Arthur Sanders74 said:I'm not so sure... what's the point in avoiding a debate just because you disagree with someone? Patting yourself on the back alongside people who echo your every word gets old fast. You need a bit of friction to spark a meaningful dialogue.
It isn't merely about disagreement; the reasons run much deeper than that.
People like Bubi, Dženana Blaženka, and that entire crowd prefer playing simple games—games they are comfortable with. They don't require any actual intellectual heavy lifting.
Then along comes this muka glava and says: "Forget your little game; let me teach you how to play Snakes and Ladders instead."
And then the group loses their temper and retreats elsewhere to play their good old, reliable game of Mother is Coming Home from the Station.
In reality, muka glava is a subtle provocateur. If he were to present them with a chessboard, they wouldn't even realize what was happening. But that Človek doesn't shy away... It looks familiar enough to them, yet they know they would have to exert superhuman effort to start thinking independently about their own moves. Honestly, why bother making your own conclusions when your masters serve them to you on a silver platter every few seconds? All you have to do is hit F5.
I suspect their ideal figure is Sai baba. Josip Pejaković once perfectly captured why the world admires Sai baba: "They admire him because he does nothing. And it's not just that he does nothing—he doesn't even think. That is precisely why they adore him."