(09-04-2024, 09:12 AM)mikesez Wrote: While I still respect the service that HB, Americus, Copycat,and JIB gave this country, I have to say I'm losing a lot of respect for you as people when you have been so quick to berate me for "not understanding the military" yet you have nothing to say about Trump forgetting about your fallen brothers and sisters.
L2L I very much still respect because unlike you he never said people without military experience need to shut up, nor did he ever present his history of service as a tool to win political arguments.

Explain yourselves.

Dude, chill.  Not all of us live here 24/7.  

As for your statement about you not being able to discuss military issues, not one of has said you cannot comment on the subject.  It is HOW you respond to the subject of military matters that we object to.  You come across as though you are an expert on the military experience when you were never there.

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(09-04-2024, 09:30 AM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote:

(09-04-2024, 09:12 AM)mikesez Wrote: While I still respect the service that HB, Americus, Copycat,and JIB gave this country, I have to say I'm losing a lot of respect for you as people when you have been so quick to berate me for "not understanding the military" yet you have nothing to say about Trump forgetting about your fallen brothers and sisters.
L2L I very much still respect because unlike you he never said people without military experience need to shut up, nor did he ever present his history of service as a tool to win political arguments.

Explain yourselves.

It's called selective perception and selective laziness of reasoning.

https://www.google.com/search?q=selectiv...e&ie=UTF-8


Selective reasoning can refer to a few different concepts, including the selective laziness of reasoning and selective perception:


Selective laziness of reasoning
This is the tendency to be more critical of other people's arguments than of one's own. In one study, participants were presented with their own arguments as if they were someone else's, and more than half rejected their own arguments.

Selective perception
This is the tendency to filter out stimuli that contradict personal beliefs or cause emotional discomfort. For example, while driving, someone might filter out visual stimuli to focus on reaching an exit, which can cause them to miss other things happening around them

Says a drive by king.

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(09-04-2024, 09:30 AM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote:

(09-04-2024, 09:12 AM)mikesez Wrote: While I still respect the service that HB, Americus, Copycat,and JIB gave this country, I have to say I'm losing a lot of respect for you as people when you have been so quick to berate me for "not understanding the military" yet you have nothing to say about Trump forgetting about your fallen brothers and sisters.
L2L I very much still respect because unlike you he never said people without military experience need to shut up, nor did he ever present his history of service as a tool to win political arguments.

Explain yourselves.

It's called selective perception and selective laziness of reasoning.

https://www.google.com/search?q=selectiv...e&ie=UTF-8


Selective reasoning can refer to a few different concepts, including the selective laziness of reasoning and selective perception:


Selective laziness of reasoning
This is the tendency to be more critical of other people's arguments than of one's own. In one study, participants were presented with their own arguments as if they were someone else's, and more than half rejected their own arguments.

Selective perception
This is the tendency to filter out stimuli that contradict personal beliefs or cause emotional discomfort. For example, while driving, someone might filter out visual stimuli to focus on reaching an exit, which can cause them to miss other things happening around them

Says a drive by king.

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