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by sras-me
470 days ago
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>The biggest disagreement was started by Zelensky politely correcting Trump on a fact. Which fact was this? That diplomacy will not work? Then why did he choose to come to sign the deal? Don't you think it to be dishonest and disrespectable to have an agreement, and when the other party believes it and provides them an audience, do a U turn and start arguing about stuff in public? I am not saying that they shouldn't argue. But that should have been before making the agreement and coming to the Oval office. >I don't care if they were pissed, they need to act like fucking statesmen! Ha! I think a statesman is supposed to have some amount of maturity and wisdom. And if a person have those things in an average quantity, they will know NOT to utter things that wouldn't advance their cause. And they will know what those things are. What this president have shown here is the utter lack of both, because those words spoken out of emotion, not only did not advance their cause, but have put them in a much worse position. |
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Correcting and responding in public is normal in politics, business ... except in Russia, North Korea and China communist party.
And these were NOT relitigations, he came to sign. Just a facts about world