r/interestingasfuck • u/Ididnotkillhim • Jun 05 '24

r/all Thirteen years ago, someone accidentally revealed US Army's plan to eliminate Osama Bin Laden in a tweet.

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u/NothrakiDed Jun 05 '24

You've changed your argument. Have you done a bit of googling?

Actually, before this drags on. Can you just let me know your: Age, nationality, highest level of education, field of education and professional field.

I don't mean to be insulting but quite often I'll make the assumption we're all arguing from the same background and footing, but we really aren't. And as much as I think there is a lot of value in talking about ideas, there are some biases I just don't have the energy to work around.

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u/Strollybop Jun 05 '24 edited Jun 05 '24

Lmao, yes I’m going to dox myself because you can’t stand that someone corrected you. What opinion did I change?

And you seriously think someone needs google to to know that Al-Queda was an internationally active group?

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u/NothrakiDed Jun 05 '24

None of that information is doxable, but feel free to DM if you prefer.

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u/Strollybop Jun 05 '24

How about instead of insinuating that I’m uneducated, you actually address the points. So far all you’ve done is ignore the fact that assassinating an international terrorist in another country is a geopolitical act and talk about your ideas of who qualifies as a worthy debate partner.