Opinion of ingemann

[politicus]

Can be crude and insensitive at times and I disagree with him on plenty. That said he often has interesting perspectives on things and represents a blue collar demographic that is highly underrepresented on Atlas. He has a broad knowledge of many subjects, but it is sometimes shallow and a bit narrow in perspective, as one would expect from someone who educated himself. Should be regarded in the "barks worse than he bites" category and not vilified unnecessarily.

[politicus]

He said Bismarck should have "broken" France in 1870. HP.

That was a stinker indeed and also rather unpatriotic considering how much hope Danes had in Napoleon 3. revenging our humiliation in 1864 and sticking it to those uppity Krauts.

Vive la France! and may Bismarck rot in hell, of course.

[politicus]

Racist c**t.

I suppose I could go through Ingemann's recent posting history trying to figure out why he is polling this low (I would have guessed on a 70/30 distribution), but since I am lazy: What provoked this poll and your initial comment?

[politicus]

I disagree with Politicus that we should expect someone without university education to be a bigot. That's actually a wildly offensive statement.

Where the fyck did I say that?!! Stop making stuff up or deliberately misunderstand things I say.

[politicus]

Can be crude and insensitive at times and I disagree with him on plenty. That said he often has interesting perspectives on things and represents a blue collar demographic that is highly underrepresented on Atlas. He has a broad knowledge of many subjects, but it is sometimes shallow and a bit narrow in perspective, as one would expect from someone who educated himself. Should be regarded in the "barks worse than he bites" category and not vilified unnecessarily.

Maybe I misunderstood what you meant by that, but it certainly sounded like you're assuming non-uni people have to be narrow-minded.

I don't see how you can reasonably interpret it that way - and I doubt you were in good faith when you did it. It is clear from the previous sentence that I am speaking about Ingemann's knowledge of "many subjects" (history, religion, sociology etc.) and it is not his mind, but his perspective that is "sometimes a bit narrow".

[politicus]

For people with Politici ideological background, Ingemann represents "honest insutor" important in their agenda.

Am I the only one who genuinely doesn't understand any of this guy's most recent posts? It almost seems like T-host has hacked his account...

I have never understood the majority of Ethelberth's posts, so I dunno what you mean by singling out his "most recent posts". They are as  unintelligible as always.