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I never signed on for this war, if anything I am a conscientious objector as I enjoy both yet I have been branded unfairly as a cabbage supporter. Why can I not enjoy both broccoli and cabbage. Also Asparagus is the best vegetable anyway.

I never signed on for this war, if anything I am a conscientious objector as I enjoy both yet I have been branded unfairly as a cabbage supporter. Why can I not enjoy both broccoli and cabbage. Also Asparagus is the best vegetable anyway.

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[–] pmyb2 [OP] 0 points (+0|-0) 6 years ago

We must fight the false dichotomy of broccoli vs cabbage! We must all sign on to the Asparagus side.

[–] ScorpioGlitch 0 points (+0|-0) 6 years ago

There will be no peace between broccoli and brussels sprouts unless that peace comes through the death of broccoli. I'm not worried about cabbage, they're too slow and dumb.

And asparagus takes 3 years to mature. Completely impractical in an army.

[–] pmyb2 [OP] 1 points (+1|-0) 6 years ago

Slow and steady wins the war. Patients is needed in battle strategy. Broccoli will fall like all the rest when asparagus finally joins the battle.

[–] ScorpioGlitch 1 points (+1|-0) 6 years ago

*Patience

Wars cause patients. Winning requires patience. If this is the kind of strategy we can expect from the spears, they won't be any challenge.