Sorry, like Fassbender’s erroneous three sign in the bar, your corps joke a little while ago betrays you. Regardless of education level every American knows how to pronounce corps. Because of the Marine Corps. You should have claimed to be interested in American politics but someone who learned English as a second language, perhaps a Western European.
You’re burnt, bro. Nearly your entire comment history is related to the foreign policy priorities of China with just enough testing thereof to make your position plausible. Pack it up and start over.
It’s interesting that I didn’t say what you were and you’ve defended a specific allegation. Intriguing, that. I also like the idea that someone “whiter than mayonnaise” would opine that China will never invade Taiwan. Is anyone “whiter than mayonnaise” certain of that at all? Press X to doubt.
None of that guy's posts are
unusual for anyone to the left of the Democratic Party, and the 'corps/corpse' pun makes perfect sense in a context that involves the name 'Doomscroll'.
Idk if you just don't know any leftists IRL or what. The way the press and the political establishment are doing their damnedest to gear the American public up for a new cold war against our biggest trade partner (lolwut??) strikes many real people as irksome, worrying, and ridiculous. Even more libertarian leftists, who are loudly and frequently (and often correctly) critical of China (and usually muddled when it comes to anti-imperialism, besides), can smell bullshit when they read a bunch of stories about 'social credit' which turn out to be mostly hot air, or they watch two presidential candidates derail debates on a national stage just for detours where they take turns of accusing each other of being the one who is really soft on China.
This reminds me of the last presidential primary, when some boomer libs on Facebook would manically accuse anyone who criticized Biden too harshly of being a Russian agent.
Sorry dude, not everyone who disagrees with you is a bot or a foreign agent.
You’re burnt, bro. Nearly your entire comment history is related to the foreign policy priorities of China with just enough testing thereof to make your position plausible. Pack it up and start over.
It’s interesting that I didn’t say what you were and you’ve defended a specific allegation. Intriguing, that. I also like the idea that someone “whiter than mayonnaise” would opine that China will never invade Taiwan. Is anyone “whiter than mayonnaise” certain of that at all? Press X to doubt.