01-22-2020, 10:29 PM
(10-11-2019, 03:02 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: Um...... no.
And which question do you mean because a few have rose from the original question of why didn't they bomb the tracks, and I have countered answers like "because they could have rebuilt them quickly"?
Brad...you do this ALL the time. And i get your intent. Ask a question and ponder why it wasn't done differently. Discussion. I get it.
The problem is...you make a point and it comes across like you have all the answers and why didn't they do it that way?
In most cases, hindsight gives you the answer to what should have been done, but when it's explained to you why it wasn't done that way, you almost take it personally and insist that it could have been, instead of just discussing and accepting when a valid answer is given.
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