J. Challis
@johnchallis.bsky.social
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When an exchange with the democratically elected leader of an ally devolves into a shouting match-one so humiliating that it becomes cause for Kremlin celebration-it is not a triumph for the US. It is a reckless abandonment of the dignity and strategic finesse that once defined American diplomacy.
February 28, 2025 at 11:50 PM
When an exchange with the democratically elected leader of an ally devolves into a shouting match-one so humiliating that it becomes cause for Kremlin celebration-it is not a triumph for the US. It is a reckless abandonment of the dignity and strategic finesse that once defined American diplomacy.
It’s an opinion. And yours is irrelevant.
January 13, 2025 at 6:02 PM
It’s an opinion. And yours is irrelevant.
As I said. Sanctimonious. It’s legal in most places now, your opinion that it is wrong is irrelevant.
January 13, 2025 at 5:59 PM
As I said. Sanctimonious. It’s legal in most places now, your opinion that it is wrong is irrelevant.
Why? It seems like you’re writing this from a POV that sports betting is wrong and thus ESPN covering it therefore glorifies it. Betting is legal in most places now and adds an element of additional excitement to sports for many. But it seems like your position is more from one of sanctimony.
January 13, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Why? It seems like you’re writing this from a POV that sports betting is wrong and thus ESPN covering it therefore glorifies it. Betting is legal in most places now and adds an element of additional excitement to sports for many. But it seems like your position is more from one of sanctimony.