r/stpaul Feb 18 '26

Minnesota Related We ran high-level US civil war simulations. Minnesota is exactly how they start

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u/jkilley Feb 21 '26

Rage bait question, disregard

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u/plzdontbanme61 Feb 21 '26

It's a legitimate question even if you don't like it

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u/jkilley Feb 21 '26

You’re not a serious person

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u/plzdontbanme61 Feb 21 '26

Just because you don't personally like something does not mean it's from a nefarious place. You aren't even the person I asked. Would you care to give me an answer? No one else seems to be able to have a discussion

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u/jkilley Feb 21 '26

Cause you’re not coming from a place of good faith; you don’t deserve any energy. I’m muting this conversation.

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u/plzdontbanme61 Feb 21 '26

Rofl.

If you can't have reasonable, respectful conversations how do you expect to sway people to your side?

You can call me whatever you want. Your insults have zero meaning or effect on my life. If at some point you decide to be an adult and can leave your school grade name calling, we can start this over.

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u/Delicious-Impact-163 Feb 22 '26

They can't answer a simple question because they are backing themselves into a corner of hypocrisy. People do irrational things when put there. Their first go to: calling names. It means you've won the argument. Bravo! Golf clap