> If my attitude puts you off from dialog, then might I politely suggest you educate yourself more on these topics before engaging?

Here we go again with the condescending attitude.

> your singular viewpoint

I don't push a singular viewpoint. I asked a question which other people have answered. Some people agreed and others disagreed. Each to their own. This is how a healthy debate works.

> At best your question was uninformed to the point that it constitutes provocation, at worst it was deliberate disinformation.

Asking a question about a major event and having a debate with other people is now considered a provocation? May I suggest you take a step back and rethink how you interact with other people if you think truly that this is the case.

Questioning things is good. Asking questions when we don't know the answer about something should be encouraged. That's how we learn and that is how we grow.

You have decided that you are right and that I am wrong. That's your right but that shouldn't stop people from asking questions that you deem to be provocative.

I have had many debates with plenty of people on this forum, some heated debates even, but I can say that you are definitely not someone I am interested in engaging with anymore.

Goo day to you.