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Russia Is Trying to Leave the Internet and Build Its Own
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Alright, I've hit my limit for dealing with bad faith argument. Maybe you were genuinely trying to be decent, but in any case I'm done.
Haha. That's rich coming from someone that has yet to actually address the substance of my position. Literally the only thing you've done so far is dissemble and use bad faith tactics like the straw man fallacy. While it's possible I'm wrong/misguided I've stated what I believe and explained why I believe it. Discussion isn't possible when the other party never engages though.
I'm not sure why you'd be posturing deep in a comment thread like this, but for your own sake I actually hope that's what you're doing. Otherwise this is a super yikes level of self delusion and eventually you're going to run into the hard wall of reality and it's not going to feel very good. These tactics don't work against people that have a clue.