I’m also curious about whether you disagree with the original post where my comment was posted, and ScottG’s argument that “the standard justifications of Bayesian probability are in a framework where the facts that you are uncertain about are not in any way affected by whether or not you believe them”, and that this renders standard Bayesian probability inapplicable. If you disagree with that, then it might be better to have this conversation in the comments of that post, where ScottG might chime in.
I’m afraid I found that post incomprehensible.