Battle of Vukovar

[The Grand Nudger]

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[Amarok]

I am an idiot? Well, let me give you two challenges:

1. Make a web-app that converts arithmetic expressions to i486-compatible (or whichever one you are most familiar with, but provide a relatively easy way to test it) assembly. Can you do it? I've done it, see here.

2. Make an alternative interpretation of the toponyms of the country you live in, make a web-page about that alternative interpretation, contact the most prominent linguist in your country, and make him or her take you seriously. I've done that, see here.

So, choose one of those challenges and accomplish them. If you can't, then don't call me an idiot.

Proficiency with a computer does not make you correct about history 

Stulti semper sic statuuntur, quae non intellegunt, aspernantur et abutuntur.

OK, maybe my challenges are not all that counts, maybe you've accomplished something else to be proud of. But all you are doing now is calling me an idiot just because you disagree with me about something you, chances are, know very little about

.Proficiency with a language does not make you correct about history nor is living somewhere nor is linking revisionist propaganda . 

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So all you have done is deny every clear piece of evidence presented and claim bombs defy physics

[Angrboda]

Or both.

This thread and another one touting a website straight from 1995.

Yawn. Nut jobs are two for a dime nowadays.

I am an idiot? Well, let me give you two challenges:

1. Make a web-app that converts arithmetic expressions to i486-compatible (or whichever one you are most familiar with, but provide a relatively easy way to test it) assembly. Can you do it? I've done it, see here.

2. Make an alternative interpretation of the toponyms of the country you live in, make a web-page about that alternative interpretation, contact the most prominent linguist in your country, and make him or her take you seriously. I've done that, see here.

So, choose one of those challenges and accomplish them. If you can't, then don't call me an idiot.

Idiot.

[vulcanlogician]

So, is the dude who wanted help with his website some kind of fascist? Is that what's going on here?

[The Grand Nudger]

No genocide, no genocide, you're the genocide, essentially.  It's what every mewling fucker who ever got ziptied and tossed in the back of a humvee swore up and down.  You could point to the bodies in the ditches..and these assholes would act like they couldn't see them.

It's silly.

They're the regions version of holocaust deniers and nazi fetishists. I suppose they don't expect to find people who participated in the conflict on boards like these?

[FlatAssembler]

Proficiency with a language does not make you correct about history

And, if you don't know Latin, how can you possibly research history? Prior to somewhere around the middle of the 19th century, almost all historical sources are written in Latin. And not just in Croatia, but also in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Hungary, and I suppose in many other countries (though I haven't checked it).
And how could you study recent Croatian history at all if you don't speak Croatian?
It's true that knowing the languages doesn't automatically make you right about history (attempting to discuss Croatian history on a Latin forum doesn't make you get you too many relevant responses), but if you don't know the languages, you can't research history for yourself at all.
For example, the part of Vukovar where the genocide supposedly happened is called Ovčara. The name Ovčara appears to be derived from the Croatian phrase meaning sheep's blood. Doesn't that strongly suggest that the event is mythological and that the name is symbolical?

So, is the dude who wanted help with his website some kind of fascist?

Why would I be a fascist? No, I am a libertarian, that's the exact opposite of fascism.
You understand the difference between "I support the genocide that happened." and "I've done some research and I don't think that genocide actually happened, at least not on a scale it's usually said to have happened."?

[The Grand Nudger]

The name Ovčara appears to be derived from the Croatian phrase meaning sheep's blood. Doesn't that strongly suggest that the event is mythological and that the name is symbolical?

..............................no.

[downbeatplumb]

Proficiency with a language does not make you correct about history

And, if you don't know Latin, how can you possibly research history? Prior to somewhere around the middle of the 19th century, almost all historical sources are written in Latin. And not just in Croatia, but also in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Hungary, and I suppose in many other countries (though I haven't checked it).
And how could you study recent Croatian history at all if you don't speak Croatian?
It's true that knowing the languages doesn't automatically make you right about history (attempting to discuss Croatian history on a Latin forum doesn't make you get you too many relevant responses), but if you don't know the languages, you can't research history for yourself at all.
For example, the part of Vukovar where the genocide supposedly happened is called Ovčara. The name Ovčara appears to be derived from the Croatian phrase meaning sheep's blood. Doesn't that strongly suggest that the event is mythological and that the name is symbolical?

So, is the dude who wanted help with his website some kind of fascist?

Why would I be a fascist? No, I am a libertarian, that's the exact opposite of fascism.
You understand the difference between "I support the genocide that happened." and "I've done some research and I don't think that genocide actually happened, at least not on a scale it's usually said to have happened."?

This is a well documented, recent battle. 
You denying it is like me denying Australia because I've never been, those pictures could have been faked and my dad could have lied to me about going there.

This is where we are now. Everything is doubted. You are like a Flat Earther.

Grow up.

[brewer]

It seems like we Vukovar revisionists are finally getting our voices heard:
https://www.24sata.hr/news/srpski-mediji...ocin-30723

What the hell did I just look at?

Homeland Security. HOMELAND SECURITY!!!

[FlatAssembler]

The name Ovčara appears to be derived from the Croatian phrase meaning sheep's blood. Doesn't that strongly suggest that the event is mythological and that the name is symbolical?

..............................no.

So, don't you think that is how the adherents of the Christ-myth theory (that a person named Jesus never actually existed) sound like to Christians?