Mic 1972 wrote: » He also kicked Covid in like 2 days when the dems were celebrating his imminent death
Mic 1972 wrote: » The reality is that Trump generated both Republican and Democrat votes. Democrats voted against Trump, not pro Biden
Mic 1972 wrote: » all of which were already evident during the election campaign
Mic 1972 wrote: » I don't appreciate when someone uses a bullying attitude with others, I will always intervene when i see that
ohnonotgmail wrote: » And biden actually exercises. Driving from hole to hole in a golf cart doesn't count as exercise.
VinLieger wrote: » Lets not forget according to trump we are all basically batteries, and have a finite amount of energy available to us, exercising pointlessly uses it up.....
Quin_Dub wrote: » You mean the Election he won at a canter? That one? Bottom line , Trump is utterly unelectable in the US. He is beyond toxic to all Democrats and also a majority of Independents and there is absolutely nothing that he could do that will change that over the next 3 years or so - In fact it will probably get worse as the multitude of legal actions and court cases make their way through the system. The GOP problem is that what he does have is a rabidly loyal cohort that make him incredibly influential within the GOP Voting block. So , they have to pretend to like him so that they don't get primaried by Trump acolytes who would be also unelectable at Senate level and any even remotely competitive House races. No sympathy for the place they find themselves in , it's entirely self-inflicted , but they are stuck with him now. The GOP are silently praying that Trump gets sent to Jail . They'd have a fall-guy for getting rid of him which they are too scared to do themselves.
Mic 1972 wrote: » you just discovered Rumble today?
notobtuse wrote: » and even making up lies to make him look bad
notobtuse wrote: » Trump is playing the attack dog leading up to the 2022 election, IMO. If I were a betting man I'd put my money on Florida governor Ron Desantis to the the GOP candidate in 2024. The mainstream media is already reporting almost 100% negatively about him, and even making up lies to make him look bad. A good indication he's the best shot at this time for 2024. And I think Trump will support him in the end.
notobtuse wrote: » Trump is playing the attack dog leading up to the 2022 election, IMO.
Deleted User wrote: » Links?
notobtuse wrote: » Here's the most recent. I won't hold my breath expecting a "Thanks, seems you were right," though. :cool:https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2021/06/28/wapo-reporter-called-out-for-peddling-total-lie-about-desantis-after-horrific-mia-n2591667
Deleted User wrote: » I'm not opening a link to far right rag like Townhall. Do you have a link to mainstream media like you claim?
Mic 1972 wrote: » Then dont ask for links, you can look up things yourself and find references to anything taht is being talked about in here on your news-page of choice
extra gravy wrote: » https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wired.com/story/rumble-sends-viewers-tumbling-toward-misinformation/amp This it? “I'm not really expecting things to ever be what they were,” says Sarah. “There's no going back.” Sarah’s mother is a QAnon believer who first came across the conspiracy theory on YouTube. Now that YouTube has taken steps toward regulating misinformation and conspiracy theories, a new site, Rumble, has risen to take its place. Sarah feels the platform has taken her mother away from her. Rumble is “just the worst possible things about YouTube amplified, like 100 percent,” says Sarah. (Her name has been changed to protect her identity.) Earlier this year, her mother asked for help accessing Rumble when her favorite conservative content creators (from Donald Trump Jr. to “Patriot Streetfighter”) flocked from YouTube to the site. Sarah soon became one of 150,000 members of the support group QAnon Casualties as her mother tumbled further down the dangerous conspiracy theory rabbit hole." That's where you spend your time? Explains a lot.
notobtuse wrote: » Bury your head in the sand and ignore proven truth, then. I really don't give a rats arse if you can't handle the truth. It's all verifiable you know... but I gather you don't care about things like the truth.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » the building collapsed on the 24th. An emergency declaration was not approved until the following day. what is the lie?
How this works: Emergency declaration from the local government -> state government -> federal government. The mayor didn’t sign an emergency order until 4:33 pm ET. The governor signed one less than an hour later, at 5:32pm.
duploelabs wrote: » You just described cognitive bias in a nutshell, is it any wonder you have those views
Deleted User wrote: » So you're only sources are from far right rags is what you're admitting to?
notobtuse wrote: » ad hominem attacks are quite unbecoming, ya know.
notobtuse wrote: » I consider most of the MSN to be far left rags. Does that mean anything from them you would post as are source are erroneous, too?
notobtuse wrote: » The way it was presented it was a lie by omission of the facts. Same source.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » so it was 18 hours not a full day. is that the lie?
The DC media is suggesting @GovRonDeSantis failed to provide resources to Surfside. The mayor of Miami-Dade, a Democrat, was asked about this on Meet The Press and said it's not true: "Not only has the state of Florida been here in force (...) we've not lacked for any support."
Mic 1972 wrote: » You can find a lot of negative stuff about Rumble on Wikipedia too. That's usually a good sign, it means that mainstream media are feeling threatened ;-) When lots of people abandoned Whatsapp for Telegram, Wikipedia updated their page immediately with lots of negative stuff about Telegram they think we are stupid LOL
notobtuse wrote: » Also from the same source.
VinLieger wrote: » There's literally no point interacting with paranoid conspiracy theories that are at this level.