Stu wrote: ↑Sun Sep 23, 2018 6:14 amNo you are being ridiculous.
Are you saying that Americans can't comment on what is going on in Venezuela, Zimbabwe, China or any other country for that matter. Are you suppose to remain ignorant of world affairs and politics. Screw the markets in developing countries or even developed countries only the US counts.
You are preaching ignorance.
That's not what I'm saying at all. What I'm saying is that it would be ridiculous for me to lecture the people of Venezuela, Zimbabwe, or China about what's happening in their countries when I don't live there or fully understand their governments, cultures, or histories. Or South Africa, for that matter.
Stu wrote: ↑Sun Sep 23, 2018 6:14 amI follow media other than just conservative in the US (I watch CNN for instance).
If you say so. All I've ever seen you post so far is unsourced claims from right-wing pundits and provocateurs. As a rule, the information you present as fact is either outright false, misrepresented, or incomplete. And I've never seen you make any sort of effort to fact check or contextualize any of it. You just spot a headline that aligns with your personal worldview and accept it as true. The problem is that "I agree so it must be true" is a piss poor was to evaluate information, especially these days when there's so much misinformation and propaganda floating around on the Web.
So no, I'm not preaching ignorance, I'm preaching fact checking, critical thinking, and humility.