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  • not the only two options, you can legally stay in other countries very easily.

  • it rocks out here, have fun.

  • get a passport and get out of there

  • ohet

  • "It's not my job to force you into making sense by asking you clarifying questions."

    since the information is very clear and succinct, other people understand what I'm saying, and you are having the comprehension problem, if you want further clarification, it is your job to ask that clarifying question politely and clearly.

    "I'm just trying to offer suggestions to help you figure out why you're getting voted down so hard"

    don't need them, the downvotes aren't tricky to figure out.

    1. i am sincere; the internet does not like that.
    2. I offer practical, simple answers; hipster cynics do not like that.
    3. I don't bother explaining every single detail of every broad concept; people don't like asking for help or clarification(makes them nervous).

    but I don't really care about the cretins; people who are paying attention and thinking critically do ask me for help or information, and I provide that.

    I'm uninterested in scraping the bottom of the barrel currying favor from disrespectful, lazy commenters.

    "you claim that you clearly stated that nothing is stopping him right now"

    do i? I don't remember that. are you extrapolating or assuming again?

    "That is absolutely not what anyone thought you said"

    plenty of people do understand, and I am not concerned with those who misunderstand or attack me, flame wars are just a fun distraction in which I get to continue providing information for those actually paying attention.

    "you do you. "

    hot damn, could have just said that.

    no point changing what works.

  • "Am I having a stroke?"

    I can't definitively tell from here, but your typing suggests not.

    "It looks like you're debating someone but there isn't even a difference of opinion"

    there's a difference of fact, context and "yes" isn't very close to "no".

    it isn't good for your stroke anxiety.

  • "I'm starting to think..."

    oh good, drawing incorrect conclusions from false assumptions has worked so well for you so far.

    "I am asking you for clarification, and have done twice now"

    no you haven't.

    If we incorrectly pretend ""What the fuck are you talking about?" is a clarifying question, then I have given you a clarifying answer as many times as you have asked it.

    you don't have to be so nervous. If you ask a real question, you will get a real answer.

  • correct.

  • lol, I don't mind people getting upset over accuracy.

  • "I think you've gotten into being brief or "concise" but it isn't working"

    works great for me and other people; brief and concise answers don't work for you or other people who base their reasoning on assumptions.

    you can remedy that by asking for clarification on the things you don't understand.

    "you seemed to not understand that OP's statement about needing a passport is because he is American and needs to be ready to escape as needed."

    I understood just fine, hence my specifically directed answer.

    If you had asked for clarification rather than formulated a conclusion from a false assumption, you wouldn't be so wrong here.

    your key incorrect phrase is a guess: "seemed to not understand...". this was wrong.

    "someone said to get it now before it's too late, but your reply seemed to suggest that OP would always have access"

    again, you are incorrect because you're drawing a conclusion based on a false assumption(...seemed to suggest...").

    My replies didn't seem to suggest anything, i said very clearly that commenters who were telling him how difficult it was to get a passport were full of shit, because right now it Is very easy to get a passport.

    in your head, you apparently pretended that the present tense implied "forever", which is not what I said or what the present tense implies.

    "everyone was trying to explain to you..."

    no, some people were as confused as you are and decided to draw incorrect conclusions based on false assumptions rather than ask questions. other people were not as confused or asked clarifying questions.

    those people received clarifying answers for the things they didn't understand.

    "you seem to agree with..."

    it is a known fact, I don't know why everyone in the thread expects anyone to disagree with marginalized populations being persecuted.

    "I think everyone was just confused to your point."

    many people were confused, yes. but everyone who asked clarifying questions rather than drawing incorrect conclusions based on false assumptions got clarification.

    I don't really care if people get confused by unfamiliar facts, that is the state of people and the world they briefly occupy.

    That confusion is fairly easy to solve; easily remedied, willfully refused.

  • yes, bwahaha.

    boy, I wish whatever orientation class you guys attended that taught you the wrong definition of "straw man" means actually taught you what the phrase "straw man" means instead.

    "you're full of shit."

    nope, That's another assumption born of frightened ignorance.

    "I take the..."

    of course you did, your entire answer is based on false assumptions.

  • yikes, never heard of that. thanks, I'll go look it up.

  • Sport, I wasn't putting forth assertions.

    I'm spitting facts, you made assumptions based on those facts rather than asking for clarification on the parts you didn't understand or are ignorant about.

    now you're pretending that your conclusions based on your assumptions are somehow my assertions.

    That's your problem.

    If you want to just throw a tantrum, continue.

    If you want clarification, ask for clarification.

  • mmhmmm, what about DEI are you curious about?

  • I really got into specificity and accuracy lately, which does seem to confuse people.

  • no maybe about it.

  • are you confused by the numbers or the words?

    both are concise and to the point, in case someone like you happened upon them.

  • oh, no, sorry, haha.

    I've been living abroad for a very long time.

    If you are a native English speaker, you can be saving a couple grand per month in a few weeks if you don't have a passport yet or start tomorrow if you do have a passport.

    there are thousands of ESL jobs that will pay you an absolute minimum of $2,000 us a month working 25 hours a week in countries where the cost of living is less than $500 a month, but the quality of life is the same or better than the states.

    you can get out of all the politics shit, go live a real life, and make a bunch of money doing it while doing good in the world helping students realize their potential and provide them with greater opportunities, and being an unofficial cultural ambassador, as far as you want to bridge the cultural gap between countries.

    If you have any questions, I love talking about this stuff.

  • "You're living under a fascist government, act accordingly and do it swiftly."

    I am definitively not.

    as you're an American, I suppose you pay taxes and support that government that you claim upsets you so?

    I don't.

    sounds like you're the problem.