TimHauck

Thanks, that means a lot coming from the one guy that everyone here can agree is awful.

Bump for @Nomad99

I don’t want to “play,” I want to discuss topics. Unfortunately most here including you don’t and just want to make fun of people.

Your obsession with me is a little creepy, TBH

Netanyahu does a PR interview with some influencer bros, afterwards they say calling Netanyahu a “modern-day Hitler” is “a good point.” lolololol https://x.com/ryangrim/status/1947444752670249359

Didn’t I just answer it?

OK

I didn’t say it was “definite.” HTH

Well you never answered if you still didn’t believe ICE was going after Home Depot’s…

Disagree.

Guessing @TheNewGirl may have put me on ignore. Add her to the list of those who can’t handle being proven wrong.

Another tranny thread?

Huh? I said a reasonable person would interpret someone saying “who said I voted Republican?” as them wanting to imply that they didn’t actually vote Republican. And I stand by that.

Well at least @TheNewGirl has an excuse

I answered the last question you asked. Your last post about that idiot did not contain a question, clearly we disagree so I’m moving on.

First of all, I didn’t demand you answer my question first like the person that post you quoted was about. Honestly I didn’t even mean that question to be directed to you specifically, I just wanted to quote a post about GHF. Second, your post was you continuing to cast doubt about attacks of people getting aid. I had previously replied to that post with a story from Times of Israel (AKA not “Hamas Harry”) about another recent attack of people getting aid. Of course the IDF says they were “targeting Hamas” which I’m sure you lap right up. I did not reply to the bolded because I’ve said repeatedly that Hamas is worse, yet you keep being disingenuous and implying I have no issue with Hamas and apparently are now also calling civilians in Gaza “the enemy.” Didn’t we provide aid to the people of Afghanistan?

Bump for @seafoam1

Hasan: I think we might have to rename this show, because you’re a little more than a far-right Republican Fascist dude: Hey, what can I say? Hasan: I think you can say, “I’m a fascist” Fascist dude. Yeah, I am. Absolutely.

No, it doesn’t make logical sense to do that if the statement is actually true. Hasan did the same thing in regards to asking when he said something that he never said, but it was when the other person attributed a statement to him that he never said, but also didn’t agree with (that Americans are lazy).

In that video, no one. But like I said, the only reasonable way to interpret him saying that is that he is actually claiming he did NOT vote Republican. So I thought it was funny that conservatives on social media were slobbering over him yet he pretty much said he didn’t vote Republican.

Most likely himself before he got picked to be in the video. But I guess saying “who said I ___ ?“ is the new line for conservatives to try to deny something they do actually believe. @BrahmaBulls did that as well when he initially tried casting doubt that he never thought Vance Boelter was a lib, only to eventually admit that even now he thinks Boelter is more likely to be a lib than a Republican.

I don’t think it’s fair to accuse the Trump admin of corruption in trying to coax a lie out of Maxwell. More likely is that Maxwell and her lawyers initiated it, and simply know that if she doesn’t implicate Trump her chances of getting leniency are better.

He said “who said I voted Republican?” A normal person (AKA not @EternalShinyAndChrome) would interpret that to mean he did not vote Republican. Of course the same guy also said “who said I’m not an economist?” only to later admit he in fact was not an economist And of course as Hasan pointed out the title of the video is “1 Progressive vs 20 Far Right Conservatives,” I assume there was some sort of description given when these guys signed up, so it would seem fair for Hasan to initially assume he voted Republican.

A question I had myself but I’ve now seen others more important than me raise as well: has GHF explained why it seems the primary food they provide is ~20 lb bags of flour? So the people will often need to carry it for miles to get home, and of course may need to find something to cook it with if their home was blown up or is now in a “restricted area.” Seems like they’d be much more efficient giving out something like this: https://www.edesianutrition.org/global-foods/ (ironically they went somewhat viral at the beginning of DOGE because they received funding from USAID and the government delayed payment for product that was already produced and that they already had a contract for).