Baraka_Guru

Okay then.

My point stands: you are being too cryptic. If I find your position vague or cryptic and ask for a clarification, you should either give it or admit you either a) don't want to, or b) can't.

As it stands, you refuse to shed some light as to what you're getting at: i.e. what your point is, what your argument is, what you mean to say specifically.

And so instead of providing the clarity that was fairly requested, you instead suggest that the problem isn't with your refusal to have a mature discussion but instead with others' inability to look at their own positions/arguments and their penchant for being partisan hacks.

Nice.

Let me know when you want to play fair and balanced.

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