While ED, who I believe is [...]
Just discuss tariffs without making it personal about posters. If you have an issue with their argument then present the refutal without making it personal.
If you think someone's view is wrong then show why it is, without insulting them or it being about them.
Seriously, all of the blowback you get here is because you seem not to be able to discuss things unless you make it about the other person and not their argument.
I've tried to discuss things in a non-personal way, but was told I must take personal responsibility for my country and my president.
You yourself have personally attacked me and my intelligence, but didn't address my arguments. Many, many times.
These fears of Donald Trump seem personal. I can't imagine how fear can be impersonal. I sit here in another country (Canada) right this minute, and as I posted, I am breaking bread with people whom I just met today. As we chatted, we discussed world topics, and as it was related, I brought up ED's post. They believe it's personal when a fellow Canadian projects their country that way.
Krish2387 says you don't have a brain cell if you're not afraid of Donald Trump; that's not personal.
At the same time, you find my posts inflammatory, you don't see any issues with Krish's obvious flame-bait post? Are we supposed to say that Krish's post is about his concerns on tariffs or to incite people? What's the purpose of the continued bashing if it's not personal?
Do you believe these posts about the Iran war from ED were about tariffs?
For ED, I directly addressed their argument. That was, Canada and Carney only approve of the US action in Iran because of fear. I reject that as an argument because:
A. Lots of Canadians and Politicians in Canada are in opposition to and announced opposition to the actions in Iran. They don't seem to be impacted by this fear.
B. All of the conversations I've had here on the streets of Canada have indicated there's no fear of Trump. Literally, people are asking me, "Why would we fear our closest ally?"
As I have been asked, and I accept responsibility for my country, my leaders, and their actions, I expect the same from my fellow posters here. Is that objectionable?