I might be able to if I put some time into it, but you have the burden of proof and I do not want to spend time on it.
Why? You started to speak about Nazi Germany as an example of bombings haven't lead to problems.
I would like an answer to my question:
Do you really not see why Sipursky has the burden of proof and I do not have the burden of proof?
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