My mistake. I thought we were having a good-faith discussion of the actual mental acuity of the president, not what uninformed people believe to be his mental acuity. You appear to be upset because you have bought into the aggressively pushed narrative of Biden's senility and you don't like me calling it a Big Lie. Pretty sad.If you meant "discern" and "perceive" interchangeably, and my change did not change the meaning, then wtf was your meaning? You are stating definitively that the majority of Americans perception is wrong because they believed the "Big Lie" as you claim, and yours is right. Ie, that everyone else's perception is wrong and yours is right.
His actual level of mental acuity is unknowable. Perception is reality. Those polls matter. Your guess is no better than others, so please come off your high horse.
So... Israel, amiright?
And btw, perception is not reality--that's BS Pentagon-speak that weasels use when they make a mistake and don't want to own up to it. Aviators of all people should know that *reality* is reality.
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Please enjoy this Der Spiegel interview with noted anti-Semite and peacenik Ehud Barak.
I'll add some commentary...I think sometimes we in the U.S. sometimes tend to view politics as a game where sometimes one side wins, sometimes the other, but in the long run it's all pretty much the same. To some extent that might be true...but sometimes nations choose a path or choose leaders who choose a path) and that path leads to definitive consequences that are very much foreseeable. Among the points that Barak makes are that "The defense minister, the chief of staff, intelligence chiefs and former heads of the armed forces repeatedly warned that his plans weakened and risked the security of Israel. He went ahead with them anyway."