@kwesikwaa@iam_ralphs@therealmrsim Coward! Why did you block me? I thought we were having an intellectual conversation, bro. Why retreat so soon? Or are you struggling to find an answer?
Next time, learn your history properly before stepping into an argument you cannot sustain!
@kwesikwaa Coward! Why did you block me? I thought we were having an intellectual conversation, bro. Why retreat so soon? Or are you struggling to find an answer?
Next time, learn your history properly before stepping into an argument you cannot sustain!
@kwesikwaa@iam_ralphs@therealmrsim I’ll do that when you equally acknowledge that your thinking is rather simplistic and shallow, especially when you struggle to reason through philosophically complex issues.
@nanayawvhirgin@AduAndante@PerryKAgyemang How is that personal? The entire Amanfoc fraternity had placed its hopes in you, yet you were there misbehaving. And if it was truly private, why put it out for the whole world to see? Once you make it public, you must be prepared to face public scrutiny.
@kwesikwaa@iam_ralphs@therealmrsim The real work is to identify the underlying problem—the root from which the other problems emerge. Until you confront that, you are simply going in circles around the symptoms. You clearly have a lot more to learn about history and critical thinking.
@kwesikwaa@iam_ralphs@therealmrsim Do you know your problem? You keep looking at the symptoms instead of the root cause. You see the surface but fail to examine the interests and conditions that produced the events.
@kwesikwaa@iam_ralphs@therealmrsim By your argument, our founding fathers were merely helpless spectators, sitting around while outsiders came into their country and engineered a coup. Is that really the historical explanation you want us to accept?
@kwesikwaa@iam_ralphs@therealmrsim Even America, when it wanted to take military action in Nigeria, had to work with the Nigerian government. So how does an external force simply enter a sovereign country and stage a coup without internal interests, collaborators, or conditions that made it possible?
@kwesikwaa@iam_ralphs@therealmrsim Your answer is that the coup was engineered by external interests? If that is the best conclusion you can offer, then you have done a serious disservice to history. You are a disappointment to anyone who expects an honest and intellectually serious engagement with history.
@kwesikwaa@iam_ralphs@therealmrsim Bro, you could have easily copied your answer here for me to see! As long as I'm concerned, I'm waiting for your answer as to why Ghana for some reason had to stage a coup while Singapore didn't
@nanayawvhirgin@AduAndante@PerryKAgyemang Bro, I never attacked his person. My intention was to rebuke and correct the statement he made. However, if in the heat of trying to make him understand how wrong his words were, I crossed the line and attacked him personally, then I acknowledge that I may have gone too far.
@nanayawvhirgin@AduAndante@PerryKAgyemang 😂😂😂But I told you—I’m an award-winning author. Everyone in our Year Batch WhatsApp group is equally upset by his reckless comments. Sometimes, you have to make people confront the gravity of their own words so they understand the harm in what they’ve said and never repeat it.
@Alpha1Cruzx@GakpetorDaniel I'm looking for the Ghost guy. He's the reason Perry makes too much noise🥲 I'm told he was our best student then but chose not to sit for the quiz
@kwesikwaa@iam_ralphs@therealmrsim I can assure you, you’re not going to escape this question with these antics. No amount of ranting, deflection, or tactical maneuvering will change the fact that you still have to answer it—and I know that better than you do.