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revelette1
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 06:09 am
Trump's Inaccurate Claims About Highways, Beyoncé From Rally (NYT)

Such a sad egotistical Liar-In-Chief.
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revelette1
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 06:49 am
@layman,
Trump did not specify he was speaking of political rallies, he was speaking of the crowd size those singers draw at their concerts.

When he made the claim the first time, Politifact already debunked him.

Quote:

"Beyonce and Jay Z, I like them, I like them ... I get bigger crowds than they do. It's true. I get far bigger crowds."
— Donald Trump on Monday, November 7th, 2016 in a speech in Raleigh, N.C


politifact

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layman
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 07:02 am
@revelette1,
revelette1 wrote:

Trump did not specify he was speaking of political rallies, he was speaking of the crowd size those singers draw at their concerts.

When he made the claim the first time, Politifact already debunked him.


Hahahahahahaha! Debunked!? It's just the same **** the NYT did, and what Politifact ALWAYS does. Got to your own damn politifact link. Listen to the video they made the mistake of posting when taking his words entirely out of context. There, too, Trump makes it quite clear that he is talking about the crowds they drew at Clinton rallies. Unmistakeably clear.

The more time an extremely transparent lie gets told, the more you cheese-eater's believe it, eh?

They do it daily. They falsely attribute a statement to Trump which he did not make, then say it is false, so he's a liar.

The cheese-eating chumps eat that **** up almost as fast as they do limburger.
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revelette1
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 07:04 am
@layman,
Quote:
They were drawing crowds smaller than mine. I said, 'why are we going to lose?


If Trump was speaking of the rally Hillary held with those singers in specific, he would have said, "The rally drew a smaller crowd than my rallies." Instead he was speaking in the plural as in "crowds". Unless you are speaking of more than one rally in which Hillary had those singers to perform?
layman
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 07:07 am
@revelette1,
revelette1 wrote:

Quote:
They were drawing crowds smaller than mine. I said, 'why are we going to lose?


If Trump was speaking of the rally Hillary held with those singers in specific, he would have said, "The rally drew a smaller crowd than my rallies." Instead he was speaking in the plural as in "crowds". Unless you are speaking of more than one rally in which Hillary had those singers to perform?



Just stop, cheese-eater.

LISTEN to his speech. Stop taking liars' words for what he said. LISTEN.

If you're deaf, then maybe you can read (well, then again, you've proven many times that you can't to that either). But, for the benefit of others, here's the full context of Trump's claim which Politifact withheld. They deliberately change the quote and start with the word "Beyonce" without even putting in any elipsis ["...Beyonce]. Real journalists know better. And even liars know better.

Quote:
"She’s not getting any crowds so she gets Beyoncé and Jay Z, I like them, I like them and you know that they do, I get bigger crowds then they do. It's true. I get far bigger crowds," Trump claimed Monday in one of five rallies held the day before Election Day.


https://www.nbcnews.com/card/not-even-close-trump-said-he-draws-bigger-crowds-beyonce-n679251

Once again, clearly talking about the crowds they drew for Clinton.

Get it, cheese-eater?
revelette1
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 07:09 am
@layman,
weak
layman
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 07:17 am
@revelette1,
revelette1 wrote:

weak


Hahahahahahahahahaha!

Rave on, cheese-eater.
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layman
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 08:10 am
Gallup polls wrote:
Americans' Trust in Mass Media Sinks to New Low

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Americans' trust and confidence in the mass media "to report the news fully, accurately and fairly" has dropped to its lowest level in Gallup polling history, with 32% saying they have a great deal or fair amount of trust in the media. This is down eight percentage points from last year.

Gallup began asking this question in 1972, and on a yearly basis since 1997. Over the history of the entire trend, Americans' trust and confidence hit its highest point in 1976, at 72%, in the wake of widely lauded examples of investigative journalism regarding Vietnam and the Watergate scandal.

Democrats' and independents' trust in the media has declined only marginally, with 51% of Democrats (compared with 55% last year)


https://news.gallup.com/poll/195542/americans-trust-mass-media-sinks-new-low.aspx

By constantly defending indefensible fake news, Democrats are merely causing the vast majority of Americans distrust them just as much as the fake news outlets.

As always, the cheese-eaters think they're winning when they're getting stomped.



For some damn reasons, all them balloons on the ceiling never got released, eh?

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maporsche
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 09:11 am
@gungasnake,
He was exonerated 8 years ago for crimes that he is indicted on that happened as recently has 2017?

That'd be some neat trick.
revelette1
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 09:24 am
@layman,
That was written in:
Quote:
September 14, 2016
blatham
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 09:32 am
If you're paying attention to media criticism from people like Jay Rosen, you'll be aware of the growing awareness that there is little to be gained and more than a little to lose in covering WH press conferences, Trump rallies, etc. The "he said/she said" form simply does not work when one player or one side is operating in bad faith or has become so corrupted that facts and truth and carefulness in thought/argumentation are subsumed beneath extreme tribal identity.

There's a similar problem here on this or any other political thread. As an analogy, imagine Jews in Germany during the 30s and 40s thinking that it would be somehow valuable and time well spent engaging in discussions with Nazis on racial theory.

When I started this thread, I hoped to do something a bit different than the normal, boring and valueless pissing contests and endless repetitions of evidences that the world is not flat. We got some distance toward that goal but not far.

So I'm going to leave this thread to the rest of you who want to continue. Perhaps up the road there might be options here to craft community structures that significantly minimize pissing contests and encourage learning. The argument against my position is that proceeding in such a manner will only expand polarization. But I think extreme polarization is already baked into the cake because one side perceives polarization as a necessary condition for gaining/maintaining power.

revelette1
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 09:38 am
@blatham,
Forgive my biblical reference but....

Kind of like "pearls before swine?"
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ehBeth
 
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Fri 3 Aug, 2018 10:01 am
@blatham,
blatham wrote:
Perhaps up the road there might be options here to craft community structures that significantly minimize pissing contests and encourage learning. The argument against my position is that proceeding in such a manner will only expand polarization.


Quote:
But I think extreme polarization is already baked into the cake because one side perceives polarization as a necessary condition for gaining/maintaining power.


yes and yes

still hoping against hope for the community rebuild

truly miss the old/ancient a2k group structure. I learned a lot in a couple of the groups. always appreciated being allowed into the conservative group. I'm in a couple of similar groups on FB where mod control is pretty tight re personal insults/fighting and it makes for good reading/learning without having to step around b.s.
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