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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
Right, but far-right policies have contributed equally or more to COVID and Russia issues than far-left ones, so your point is irrelevant and doesn’t get you closer to answering the question. The entire “Russia issue” is a far-right one, the point that some left wing policies made it more difficult to negate the negative effects of the “Russia issue” is not making the argument you think it is. You’ve yet to even touch on anything resembling “far left extremism.”
The goalposts didn’t move. You put the ball down at midfield and pretended it was a touchdown. I don’t know if you misunderstood the ask or the conversation, but it seems like you did.
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No, I didn't misunderstand the ask or conversation, I just understand the nuance of the problem better than you do, and it's difficult to have an informed conversation when someone doesn't have any understanding of underlying issues, just "right wing bad, left wing good!". (And for the record, I hate both sides)
The world is a lot less linear than X is a cause of Y, so X is the only cause of Y.