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Originality is something lacking in MagaWorld, which only seems to echo the Master's and Fox's rhetoric. Nevertheless, Hitler seems to still be Trump's poster boy, 'In the past, he's actually acknowledged owning a copy of the book' (Mein Kampf). Donald Trump's history with Adolf Hitler and his Nazi writings: ANALYSIS - ABC News (go.com)
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I appreciate your acknowledgment of being somewhat vague about "debate terms", which are crucial for clear reasoning in any discussion. Here is my analysis of the illogical fallacies that you have used in your previous response. False Equivalence: You suggest that because some conspiracy theories have been proven true, all conspiracy theories, including those mentioned (Pizzagate, Birther, Big Lie), have a chance of being true. This is a false equivalence because not all conspiracy theories are created equal, and the fact that some have been true does not logically imply that others are equally likely to be true. Hasty Generalization: You make a generalization that because some conspiracy theories have been proven true, any conspiracy theory could be true. This is a form of hasty generalization, where a conclusion is drawn from insufficient evidence. Just because one or two theories turned out to be true does not mean that all theories, or even a significant number, are likely to be true. Straw Man: You misrepresent the OP's position by implying that they believe everything from the mainstream media (MSM) and Democrats without question. He did not make this claim; they merely pointed out that the specific conspiracy theories mentioned are not supported by evidence. Ad Hominem: You attack him personally by suggesting they are deluded and incapable of disbelief, rather than addressing the actual argument. This diverts the discussion from the original point and focuses on attacking the character of the person instead of the argument. Appeal to Ridicule: The reference to the "emperor not wearing any clothes" is an appeal to ridicule, implying that the OP is foolish or blind to the truth. This is used to dismiss the other person's argument without engaging with it logically. These logical fallacies weaken your argument by relying on flawed reasoning rather than engaging with the discussion on solid grounds. Understanding and avoiding these fallacies is important not just in formal debates but in any constructive discussion.
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Josef Goebbels, the Nazi propagandist who championed the 'big lie,' famously used the tactic of blaming others for what you yourself are guilty of. Similarly, Trump has sought to deflect responsibility for the disastrous 2021 Afghan withdrawal and distance himself from his past controversies with military families. By shifting blame, Trump attempts to rewrite history and avoid accountability for his actions. Trump's presidency, driven by his psychopathic narcissism, was marked by a troubling lack of empathy, particularly in his disrespect towards Gold Star families and the military. He suggested that Gold Star families were responsible for his COVID-19 infection and called fallen soldiers 'losers' and 'suckers.' He repeatedly insulted military heroes like John McCain, criticized the Khan family after their son’s death in Iraq, and dismissed top generals as "dopes and babies." His refusal to visit the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery and his attacks on decorated veterans like Admiral William McRaven and Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman further exemplify his disdain for those who served. Even his recent disrespectful rhetoric about the Medal of Honor underscores a deeply troubling pattern of behavior unworthy of any future Commander-in-Chief.
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Seems you might be the one who is disorganised, to hear her policies you need to watch her speeches instead of watching Faux News. Funnily Trump's has disavowed his policies, you know the ones he has set out in his Project 25.
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Been watching Designated Survivor (TV Series 2016–2019) - IMDb lately. I never watched it before mainly because the burn-out from my years of watching Kiefer Sutherland in the never ending 24 series, with over 200 episodes. But it is quite good and very topical in the current heightened interest in US politics.
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A minor limitation I found with the YARIS ICE on some occasions was its lack of power, which is expected from an engine with only 1200 cc. In contrast, the Yaris Cross HEV features a 1500 CC engine which under acceleration is complemented by an initial hybrid boost from electric motors.
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I rented a two-year-old Yaris Smart Sedan for three months before getting the Yaris Cross and found it surprisingly spacious enough for two adult westerners in the front and two Thai adults and a child in the back and a pile of shopping in the boot. I would have bought one except for the ground clearance. I received the Cross after 10 days on order and found it vastly more spacious and with a 210mm ground clearance more suitable for flood prone areas. Sadly, as I didn't want the sunroof or the low profile tyres, I bought the Premium which does not have the power tailgate, very disappointing as the tailgate is f*** heavy 😞 My experience with the Fortuna was that it had similar suspension to Hilux Ute. I find it is not difficult to get 30km/l in the Cross.
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I recently purchased a Yaris Cross and would recommend either the Yaris or the Corolla as they meet all the criteria. Sometimes, it's hard to distinguish between the two. The Yaris can comfortably fit two adults and three children in the back, but for longer journeys, the Corolla offers more comfort, space and a larger trunk. However, the smaller size of the Yaris makes it more suitable for navigating Bangkok's narrow streets. Having driven a Fortuner before, it felt like driving a truck, I can't comment on the Corolla Cross. I suggest test driving all the models. I personally wouldn't purchase a used car in Thailand due to concerns about maintenance and flooding. A fully-optioned, top-of-the-line Yaris costs approximately 1 million, while the Corolla is around 1.4 million.
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Perhaps before watching Watters, Hannity and Ingraham tune to one of her speeches, you might learn something.
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My urologist of 7 years in Oz recommended it for me, but when I recently had the bladder flow test he suggested I would not gain enough from the procedure at the moment.
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The UroLift procedure is a great option for managing benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). It can significantly improve symptoms and quality of life, potentially delaying the need for more invasive surgery for 5 to 10 years. It’s minimally invasive, involves a quick recovery time, and preserves sexual function, making it a good choice for many. UROLIFT, a minimal invasive innovation for enlarged prostate disease (bumrungrad.com)
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How to Make Dijon Mustard Recipe (simplyrecipes.com)
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What Thai dishes are the lowest calories?
LosLobo replied to maesariang's topic in I'm Too Fat Forum
Get her onto dragon fruit very low on calories but high on helping constipation as is green papaya, as used in somtum. -
Problem with Dee Money
LosLobo replied to fusion58's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
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Problem with Dee Money
LosLobo replied to fusion58's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
The exchange rate seems very poor compared to Bangkok Bank or Wise rates for GBP. What do you get with AUD? -
You seem to have missed the multiple allegations of sexual assault including a case involving a minor and the fraud cases involving his charity, university, and dealings with banks. These aren't just 'stupid' mistakes but a pattern of criminal behaviour.
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Though is hasn't for Donald.
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My initial plan was to transfer my home licence, but I was misinformed and was told it would be easier to renew my old license. By the time I realized the mistake, it was too late to change course. I was also told that my old licence would be discovered once they had my full name, but I seriously doubt that as the primary key seems to be the passport number and I now had a new one. Despite potentially wasting two days on tests, the experience was informative. I learned a lot and gained new insights, having previously assumed that my home road rules would be applicable here.
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Elon & Trump's Spaces Chat Hammers ‘defective’ Democrats
LosLobo replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Past weeks, Donald Trump has demonstrated his loathing of Kamala Harris by calling her "nasty," "phony," "a monster," "unlikable," and "the meanest, most horrible, and most disrespectful person". Yet, in this interview, he compared Kamala to his wife. What does that imply about Melania? -
I've rarely seen a post with so many illogical fallacies in so few words. Your struggle with logical comprehension is evident with your: Straw Man Fallacy Explanation: This occurs when someone distorts an opponent’s argument to make it easier to attack. Example: You misrepresent @Enoon's argument about nuclear threats as a bluff by claiming he advocates for using nukes in Kursk. This distorts his original point. False Dilemma (Either/Or Fallacy) Explanation: This involves presenting two options as the only possibilities when there are actually other alternatives. Example: You suggest that the only way to prove seriousness about nuclear threats is by using nukes in Kursk, ignoring other potential strategies or actions. Red Herring Explanation: This is a diversionary tactic that shifts attention away from the main issue by introducing an irrelevant point. Example: By focusing on the hypothetical use of nukes in Kursk, you distract from the original discussion about the Ukrainian offensive and its implications. Appeal to Emotion Explanation: This fallacy seeks to manipulate emotional responses rather than providing a logical argument. Example: The suggestion of using nukes in Kursk is likely to provoke an emotional reaction, which distracts from a rational analysis of the situation. Identifying these fallacies reveals that your argument lacks a solid logical foundation, relying instead on misrepresentation and emotional manipulation.
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I recently had to sit for all of the Thai licence tests like I had to do when a teenager at home 60 years ago. I already had a Thai licence for 12 years, but I let it expire during COVID. I found the written test a bit illogical and full of translation errors, but I persevered with all the sample questions repeatedly until I started getting high scores before the actual test and I aced the test in less that 20 minutes. I can recommend https://thaidriveexam.com/ and it has all you need to know. NB Mirror/Windscreen is the same word in Thai.