FogBlueInSanFran
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Yes, it’s all our fault we called it right from the beginning and he fucked it all up. Meh, I can live with that.^ and on ‘Ignore’ you go
Yes, it’s all our fault we called it right from the beginning and he fucked it all up. Meh, I can live with that.^ and on ‘Ignore’ you go
Patriotism shouldn't come into it , yeah that was what was sold at the time I imagine , but you think 1 in 3 probably saw through that spiel but had no choice either way . Again, you can't look beyond those people in power who enforced the draft or started the war in the first place. They're the real villains.Nah. Not necessarily. You can disagree with the war and think it's imperialism, but yet condemn the lack of courage in someone who did not consider it imperialism, but yet found an excuse to show little patriotism.
The former is based on your value system, and the latter on the value system of the person who failed to show courage by coming up with a rake reason to not take part.
So much made up bollocks in one post. No wonder you love Trump. Off you fuck onto ignore.No, just This thread is so self righteous and myopic . Its just odd that it can cause that much of a hysterical pack mentality when Biden and Harris are arguably not offering anything radically different in the scheme of things. I fail to see what the big deal is when Harris has a legacy of draconian sentences for black offenders. Likewise, Biden 's complicit role, in the United States' decimation of the ancient worlds . Whether through spite, gain, or other these lands were coveted and targetted with relative ease for whatever reason by them. . The guy's a coward for his part in that injustice, however limited.
Add to that , both seem quite disingenuous. Kamala almost seems like she's drunk whenever I've seen her . The VP debate was a tell tale sign. He actually was trying to engage in political discourse with her but even on that stage got mere platitudes, if almost she knew it was in the bag no matter how it went. And then the fly takes the headlines. The relevant policy matters got overlooked by the trivial and was accepted en masse.
Twitter went down for 20 hours or so(which is I think is unprecedented) coinciding with the final leader's debate , where Biden had to go without his earpiece after the rep's clocked it from the first one where , unvetted by the network, Joe was getting fed lines it seemed. So a pretty much media blackout of a more calm reasoned, maybe desperate at this point trump but prevailing none the less in the last debate was stricken from the records of a major social media source . Obviously sanders should have been given the opportunity and we could have had a real political mauling
Actually unbelievable that you would even attempt to defend in any way that abortion of a performance. His responses were pitiful beyond words.Actually that wasn't his point. Even though it seems a ton of folks are trying really hard to misunderstand him. Perhaps that was Cuomo's intent.
Cuomo's question "YOU got any proof that anything was done that was of fraudulent...?" asked a purposely narrow question. The guy isn't from any of the States in which claims of Fraud or Irregularities are being made. So he personally had no proof. Notice Cuomo doesn't ask if he has seen or heard of any evidence of Fraud.
So clearly the only truthful answer is "No, I personally don't.". But he knew answering it that way will give Cuomo the soundbite win he wants and Cuomo will go on a moralizing monologue.
So instead he attempts to use an analogy to show that he doesn't have to personally have proof to believe it. "I don't have evidence that men landed on the moon" Cuomo then cuts him off before he finished bwith something like, "yet I believe it because I believe the people who had the evidence and claimed we did."
The point he was making there was that he didn't have to personally have the evidence to believe it. But Cuomo and many (here and elsewhere) misunderstood his point. It didn't help that silly Cuomo in trying to show his aggressive interviewing style jumped on the incomplete analogy without understanding where it was going and asked another dumb question about what's believable. "So you believe the earth is round?" or something silly to that effect.
To which the guy also answers "yes I believe the earth is round coz we have proven that." That answer should have clued many in on what his point was originally about the moon landing..
As this too supports his original point that one need not be the one to have gone to space to see a round earth before one chooses to believe it is.
And even if it wasn't apparent to some what his "moon landing" analogy meant to convey, all you had to do was listening to the 2nd part of the claim
When he finally got tired of Cuomo's interruptions a blurted out over Cuomo's silly "cut you off mid sentence" style and said.
"What it comes down to here is I have to TRUST THE PEOPLE that are doing the investigating, my colleagues from those other States..."
In order words, just like I trust that we went to the moon without ever being there, or that the earth is round without ever having observed it myself, I am trusting my colleagues in the States who are saying there is evidence. And he then gives an example of such evidence from Michigan.
Anyway I hope it's clear for everyone now. But I doubt it :)
Thats quite a strangled argument tbh. I dont know what you're trying to prove but at the end of the day Biden doesnt behave like a child, doesnt grab womens pussies, hasnt tried to overturn an election (You know a coup?)No, just This thread is so self righteous and myopic . Its just odd that it can cause that much of a hysterical pack mentality when Biden and Harris are arguably not offering anything radically different in the scheme of things. I fail to see what the big deal is when Harris has a legacy of draconian sentences for black offenders. Likewise, Biden 's complicit role, in the United States' decimation of the ancient worlds . Whether through spite, gain, or other these lands were coveted and targetted with relative ease for whatever reason by them. . The guy's a coward for his part in that injustice, however limited.
Add to that , both seem quite disingenuous. Kamala almost seems like she's drunk whenever I've seen her . The VP debate was a tell tale sign. He actually was trying to engage in political discourse with her but even on that stage got mere platitudes, if almost she knew it was in the bag no matter how it went. And then the fly takes the headlines. The relevant policy matters got overlooked by the trivial and was accepted en masse.
Twitter went down for 20 hours or so(which is I think is unprecedented) coinciding with the final leader's debate , where Biden had to go without his earpiece after the rep's clocked it from the first one where , unvetted by the network, Joe was getting fed lines it seemed. So a pretty much media blackout of a more calm reasoned, maybe desperate at this point trump but prevailing none the less in the last debate was stricken from the records of a major social media source . Obviously sanders should have been given the opportunity and we could have had a real political mauling
You are missing the point. Sure, the villians are the villainsPatriotism shouldn't come into it , yeah that was what was sold at the time I imagine , but you think 1 in 3 probably saw through that spiel but had no choice either way . Again, you can't look beyond those people in power who enforced the draft or started the war in the first place. They're the real villains.
Either his interrupted statement about moon landing was meant to show that you can believe a claim without personally having witnessed it or it wasn't.Actually unbelievable that you would even attempt to defend in any way that abortion of a performance. His responses were pitiful beyond words.
My opinion is founded on the fact that I’m very well rewarded for asking questions of others for a living - and am therefore well placed to qualitatively evaluate responses to questions with some authority.Either his interrupted statement about moon landing was meant to show that you can believe a claim without personally having witnessed it or it wasn't.
And that can be gleaned by watching the video... You know, examining the evidence. If you disagree that it does, then give evidence from the video that supports your claim.
I'll wait...
A response worthy of any court in the land, doffs cap.My opinion is founded on the fact that I’m very well rewarded for asking questions of others for a living - and am therefore well placed to qualitatively evaluate responses to questions with some authority.
His responses were utterly wank. The fact you’re defending them is comical.
Your appeal to authority notwithstanding, you still haven't answered my the question:My opinion is founded on the fact that I’m very well rewarded for asking questions of others for a living - and am therefore well placed to qualitatively evaluate responses to questions with some authority.
His responses were utterly wank. The fact you’re defending them is comical.
The rest of the interview where the guy offered ZERO evidence of election fraud?Your appeal to authority notwithstanding, you still haven't answered my the question:
What was his point about the moon landing in reference to?
It doesn't matter whether byou think his response was wack or not. The question still remains. What was the intended point? And can it be deduced by listening to the rest of the interview?
Yes Trevor, that interview. I must be terrible at communicating...The rest of the interview where the guy offered ZERO evidence of election fraud?
That interview?
You never asked that question. In fact the two posts of yours that I quoted contained no questions - other than quoting Cuomo’s question and then criticising him for asking a purposely narrow question. Not sure what’s wrong with that - asking narrow questions is a key skill in the art of cross-examination. It reduces the opportunities for slippery cunts to be slippery.Your appeal to authority notwithstanding, you still haven't answered my the question:
What was his point about the moon landing in reference to?
It doesn't matter whether byou think his response was wack or not. The question still remains. What was the intended point? And can it be deduced by listening to the rest of the interview?
He 'believes' they have evidence that NOBODY has seen though. The campaign have lost in court over 50 times because they failed to present ANY evidence of widespread voter fraud in any of the cases.In layman's terms this is the crux of that man's answer:
"I personally don't have evidence of election fraud in other States. But I believe my colleagues in those States who claim there is fraud and evidence of it."
Bit like those dead expensive washing machines with 'hydrothermal' technology.
You are right, I didn't ask it in the form of a question.You never asked that question. In fact the two posts of yours that I quoted contained no questions
- other than quoting Cuomo’s question and then criticising him for asking a purposely narrow question.
Or it can be used to reach an answer that isn't key to the issue. Whether this guy in particular has evidence isn't key to whether there in fact is evidence of fraud.Notot sure what’s wrong with that - asking narrow questions is a key skill in the art of cross-examination. It reduces the opportunities for slippery cunts to be slippery.
My post was simply clarifying what I think the interviewee was trying to say when he brought up the moon landing. i.d. using it as an example of something you believe even though you have no personal evidence. And using that as the basis for why he can believe there was fraud without personally having evidence of it.In terms of your last post, when you refer to the point about the moon landings, who are you referring to? I’m sorry, but I’m not at all clear what you’re asking.
The way the questions are being framed sometimes is often disingenuous.He 'believes' they have evidence that NOBODY has seen though. The campaign have lost in court over 50 times because they failed to present ANY evidence of widespread voter fraud in any of the cases.
It was blindingly obvious he was being disingenuous about his beliefs on evidence.