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GordoDeCentral

Diez
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Apr 14, 2005
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But we have a rogue government as well. If Russia had proof they were dealing with China for instance, who is the real traitor? This sounds like a new Snowden case, he a traitor like too?
The only proven rogue government we know of is that of Ronald Reagan but all of this is speculation and irrelevant. A presidential candidate is colluding with a hostile nation to commit a crime and win the election, let that sink in.
 

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Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
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What's the big deal? If they already have the hack, why not turn over the emails? Trump isn't advocating spying if they already have the goods, ya dolt.

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Public has a right to know where the bases are, we shouldn't be involved with SA anyway. I don't need more excuses to consider voting for Trump.
More words from the most ridiculous hypocrite on Tuz. :rofl:

You're as bad as Turk, only the flip side of the coin.

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Now she cares about national security :lol:
So you are happy Trump leaked the very first classified information he was told.

And asked Russia to hack your potential next-President's email?

Wow. I had no idea you had fallen so far under that retard's spell. :facepalm:

FFS Donald Trump can't even spell
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/759191265988653056?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Hillary Clinton should not be given national security briefings in that she is a lose cannon with extraordinarily bad judgement & insticts.
but Donald Trump "knows all the best words" :rofl:

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What a bloody moron. WTF is wrong with Americans to select this blithering idiot as a candidate. Inane populism and retarded egoism apparently have a big following. http://www.news.com.au/technology/online/social/donald-trumps-latest-tweet-about-hillary-clinton-reveals-a-push-to-deny-the-presidential-candidates-access-to-top-secret-information/news-story/340db2ea551d3b3e3de96f007b5d0ee2
 

ALC

Ohaulick
Oct 28, 2010
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He's an absolute fucking moron, I agree. It's hard to comprehend that someone so influential and powerful is such a fucking moron. I'm not being sarcastic, it really is.
 

Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
He's an absolute fucking moron, I agree. It's hard to comprehend that someone so influential and powerful is such a fucking moron. I'm not being sarcastic, it really is.
All he does is spout nonsense and stupidity. And when he's not doing that, he lies. He literally spoke outright and blatant lies through his entire acceptance speech at the Convention. Most of them are not even reasonably near the truth, it's like he is living in an alternate reality from the rest of us. Is half of America literally too stupid to notice? Or they just don't care?
 

Maddy

Oracle of Copenhagen
Jul 10, 2009
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Why are most Republicans christian?

Does it have something to do with IQ?
Hardly. One of the brightest minds in politics is a hardcore methodist.

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All he does is spout nonsense and stupidity. And when he's not doing that, he lies. He literally spoke outright and blatant lies through his entire acceptance speech at the Convention. Most of them are not even reasonably near the truth, it's like he is living in an alternate reality from the rest of us. Is half of America literally too stupid to notice? Or they just don't care?
Post-factualism, agnotology or culturally contructed ignorance. The downfall of the Western Civilisation.
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
Apr 14, 2005
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All he does is spout nonsense and stupidity. And when he's not doing that, he lies. He literally spoke outright and blatant lies through his entire acceptance speech at the Convention. Most of them are not even reasonably near the truth, it's like he is living in an alternate reality from the rest of us. Is half of America literally too stupid to notice? Or they just don't care?
Both
 

campionesidd

Senior Member
Mar 16, 2013
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All he does is spout nonsense and stupidity. And when he's not doing that, he lies. He literally spoke outright and blatant lies through his entire acceptance speech at the Convention. Most of them are not even reasonably near the truth, it's like he is living in an alternate reality from the rest of us. Is half of America literally too stupid to notice? Or they just don't care?
“Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.”


― George Carlin
 

Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
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I understand that for the uneducated and ignorant, those deprived by such things from circumstance... but to see people with a half decent education and at least some measure of intelligence supporting this buffoon is quite depressing. It's quite the indictment of the modern school system, including post-secondary.
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
Apr 14, 2005
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I understand that for the uneducated and ignorant, those deprived by such things from circumstance... but to see people with a half decent education and at least some measure of intelligence supporting this buffoon is quite depressing. It's quite the indictment of the modern school system, including post-secondary.
Education doesn't mean awareness, it also gives a false sense of enlightenment, and like we said before what trump does is tap into people's bigotry so it doesn't really matter what he says.
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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Hardly. One of the brightest minds in politics is a hardcore methodist.

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Post-factualism, agnotology or culturally contructed ignorance. The downfall of the Western Civilisation.
:tup:

People always descried the postmodern with all its irony, cynicism, distrust, moral relativism, self-referentiality, and cultural iconoclasm.... apparently post-factual is the new paradigm. Perhaps all postmodern did was instil such a deep distrust and skepticism towards every bit of information we process, that factuality no longer matters in the slightest, we now believe whatever we find most compelling, fuck its factuality.

And to think people thought post-modernism would lead to a new sort of sincerity... though when one thinks about it... post-factuality and new-sincerity do go hand-in-hand to some extent, since the presence of sincerity is much more valued now than factuality. Sincerity means one can be absolutely cavalier with the truth with pretty much no consequence.

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Education doesn't mean awareness, it also gives a false sense of enlightenment, and like we said before what trump does is tap into people's bigotry so it doesn't really matter what he says.
And I suppose this is what the prevailing winds of anti-elitism and anti-intellectualism always lead to... bigotry ruling the roost.
 

Hust

Senior Member
Hustini
May 29, 2005
93,702
You think I want either one of these? :sergio:

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So you are happy Trump leaked the very first classified information he was told.

And asked Russia to hack your potential next-President's email?

Wow. I had no idea you had fallen so far under that retard's spell. :facepalm:
lol you think I like trump? :howler:

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I make a post about Hillary and national security and right away the assumption is I like trump.

And you guys claim to be educated. No idea how one post highlighted an apparent trump enthusiasm on my end.

Well done guys :tup:
 

Maddy

Oracle of Copenhagen
Jul 10, 2009
16,545
:tup:

People always descried the postmodern with all its irony, cynicism, distrust, moral relativism, self-referentiality, and cultural iconoclasm.... apparently post-factual is the new paradigm. Perhaps all postmodern did was instil such a deep distrust and skepticism towards every bit of information we process, that factuality no longer matters in the slightest, we now believe whatever we find most compelling, fuck its factuality.

And to think people thought post-modernism would lead to a new sort of sincerity... though when one thinks about it... post-factuality and new-sincerity do go hand-in-hand to some extent, since the presence of sincerity is much more valued now than factuality. Sincerity means one can be absolutely cavalier with the truth with pretty much no consequence.
From healthy scepticism and critical thinking to full-blown paranoia.

There are some absurd examples around this board. We can all get caught up in our own believes and narratives. But we see people claiming Hillary would start WW3 and go full blown denialist when it comes to climate change. It is just beyond absurd and rather sad. It's liek watching 'life of brian'.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
115,916
The only proven rogue government we know of is that of Ronald Reagan but all of this is speculation and irrelevant. A presidential candidate is colluding with a hostile nation to commit a crime and win the election, let that sink in.
Colluding how? You guys are grasping for straws here. He made a comment, that's it. You're acting as if he is in cahoots and contact with the Russian government.

And besides, Hillary is the one who should have her security clearance revoked. If our stupid government can't figure it out, then why not get foreign help?

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More words from the most ridiculous hypocrite on Tuz. :rofl:

Your as bad as Turk, only the flip side of the coin.
Ridiculous hypocrite? Blow me. This shit has no bearing on you at all, stick with your own politics.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
115,916
I'm not Republican or Democrat. In fact, I hate both parties. Trump is hardly an ideal choice for President, but it is premature to label him "crazy." The left has been pushing this narrative that he's going to blow up the world, but that's simply fear mongering -- there is no logical reason for him to destroy his family name by acting as some sort of despot. Anybody who actually knows him (from actual accounts) has stated he's a family man and does care about others, contrary to popular belief. This doesn't make him qualified for President, mind you -- but it is certainly evidence against the fear-mongering from the left.

Both parties are essentially the same. They are all bought and paid for by special interest, whether it be big pharma, wall street, defense contractors, et cetera. Both parties fearmonger on race at different levels and propagate outright lies to their decrepit bases. I actually share a lot of ideals as modern day "Liberals" as they call themselves (even though they are not at the core), so to me the only option is for us to create a third party. But the problem we have is that some Liberals are completely braindead and don't understand how corruption works, so they are a lost cause. Or they do understand corruption, but don't really care about the fact it is ongoing. So out of all the various moronic groups, they take the cake as the worst -- right up there with the religious 'tards of the right.
 

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