A Muslim and a Jew yell at each other for an hour on Piers Morgan
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The Arab’s style - or lack of any style other than brute force brow beating - reminds me of a Palestinian creep that used to work in International Trade Ministry where I worked. A stupid, brash, political brown noser. The sort of character that made you want to take shower after having to ride the elevator with him any number of floors.
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The Arab’s style - or lack of any style other than brute force brow beating - reminds me of a Palestinian creep that used to work in International Trade Ministry where I worked. A stupid, brash, political brown noser. The sort of character that made you want to take shower after having to ride the elevator with him any number of floors.
@Renauda said in A Muslim and a Jew yell at each other for an hour on Piers Morgan:
The Arab’s style - or lack of any style other than brute force brow beating
I was just shocked by him. He interrupted, was rude, and tried to control the conversation. Any valid points he might have had, and I couldn't find any, were obscured by his inability to control himself. He reminded me of a three-year-old who keeps yelling "No! No! NO!", not stopping to hear what's being said.
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The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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Didn't watch it, but from your guys descriptions, sounds like one of the US president debates. LOL
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Didn't watch it, but from your guys descriptions, sounds like one of the US president debates. LOL
@taiwan_girl said in A Muslim and a Jew yell at each other for an hour on Piers Morgan:
Didn't watch it, but from your guys descriptions, sounds like one of the US president debates. LOL
More civilized, but your sentiment stands.
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@Renauda said in A Muslim and a Jew yell at each other for an hour on Piers Morgan:
The Arab’s style - or lack of any style other than brute force brow beating
I was just shocked by him. He interrupted, was rude, and tried to control the conversation. Any valid points he might have had, and I couldn't find any, were obscured by his inability to control himself. He reminded me of a three-year-old who keeps yelling "No! No! NO!", not stopping to hear what's being said.
Any valid points he might have had, and I couldn't find any, were obscured by his inability to control himself.
Because he was well aware there were not any. Hence his use of relentless attack on all fronts coupled with histrionics. An irrational application of the axiom that the best defence is a good offence. A common tactic of the morally weak, not exclusive to Arabs. Pay attention to Sergei Lavrov and other Kremlin hoods who find themselves in a corner - same tactic.
Here’s a segment of BBC’s Hardtalk interviewing one of Putin’s schnauzers, Evgenny Popov. Same tactic although his drama is somewhat soft pedalled compared to that rabid fanatic Arab above:
