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Bad Biden polls stoke third-party angst for Democrats
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in World News
So what was it before when South Carolina had to take a back seat? Why is it destroying Democracy when South Carolina goes first but in line with democratic principles when it comes later? -
Bad Biden polls stoke third-party angst for Democrats
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in World News
A common early problem with AI was that it would often apply irrelevant criteria to an issue. Apparently, there are some humans, like you, who still do. In the first case, anyone who believes that Trump's abrogation of the Iran Nuclear Agreement did not have a drastic affect on the situation is simply massively ignorant of the facts. In effect, blaming the Biden administration for the current state of affairs is like blaming someone for being unable to put the toothpaste back into the tube. As for the kingstonkid, what don't you understand about the fact the he introduced the issue, not me? Do you suffer from some kind of selective blindness when it comes to right wingers broaching certain topics? -
Bad Biden polls stoke third-party angst for Democrats
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Once again, MrMojoRisin introduced the claim that because 73 percent of Americans think Biden is too old, therefore that means they believe he is senile. And by the way, the current retirement age in the US to qualify for full social security is 67. -
Bad Biden polls stoke third-party angst for Democrats
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in World News
You might better ask that question of kingstonkid since he's the one who introduced that issue into this thread. -
Climate change: July set to be world's warmest month on record
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in The Green Forum
You keep on repeating the falsehood that "lightly" (I presume you meant to type "slightly") more than half. Actually it was 14 out of 17 got it right. But surely, you, as an self-alleged STEM major understand what the significance is of the fact that algorithms of most also got results that were statistically insignificant from what measurements actually showed. That's remarkable. Of course, if you're not a STEM major graduate, you might believe that it's a question of predicting only whether or not global warming is attributable to human activity. A yes or no question. And that such things as an astonishing level of accuracy are unimportant. But that would mean you weren't being truthful about your field of study, wouldn't it? -
Trump asks judge in federal elections case to step aside
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Can you share with us anything else that Q or their successor has told you? -
Bad Biden polls stoke third-party angst for Democrats
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Remember that Trump is the guy who hosted superspreader events. And nearly died from Covid. -
Bad Biden polls stoke third-party angst for Democrats
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Since when does being too old = senility. When people retire from their careers, is it generally because they are senile? -
Good God! I saw . It. And what I saw showed Biden making off-he-cuff nuanceda t analysis of the predicament that Xi currently finds himself in. Not in the least consistent with claims offered by such as yourself of mental incapacity.
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Climate change: July set to be world's warmest month on record
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in The Green Forum
It's clear that you know little to nothing about the history of the theory of anthropogenic climate change. This theory were not formulated after the fact. Rather they predicted the accelerated rate of warming. And not just predicted it, but the majority predicted it to an astonishing degree of accuracy. In addition the theory also predicted that the poles would warm at a faster rate than the rest of the globe. And, in what was truly remarkable prediction, it predicted that the stratosphere would actually cool while the troposphere warmed. -
Climate change: July set to be world's warmest month on record
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in The Green Forum
Apparently, you believe that Patrick Brown's assertions are dispositive. But, as the evidence shows, there was strong pushback from the reviewers concerning the research he submitted. In fact, Patrick Brown fought against the reviewers strongly expressed views that he make his research paper inclusive of other causes. Which makes his claim that research which offers greater inclusiveness is censored a lie. In addition to which, as others have pointed out, in the very same edition of Nature in which his research was published, there were three articles that in various ways argued for greater inclusiveness when referring to causation in relation to extreme weather and disasters. This directly contradicts Brown's claim that such research is censored. Finally, not even Brown argues that human caused climate change is not a real thing. Rather, he claims it is overstressed as a cause of extreme weather and disasters. -
Climate change: July set to be world's warmest month on record
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in The Green Forum
Danderman123 may not. But I do. But before I provide that information, let me point out the cluelessness of you asking for evidence to support an assertion that you categorize as false. Confused much? Anyway, here's the evidence: Key takeaways A UCLA-led study is the first to search for human-caused climate patterns in the middle and upper stratosphere. The research found that temperature decreases in the stratosphere over the past three decades have been caused by humans, not nature. According to the study, cooling in the middle and upper stratosphere is a consequence of human-caused increases in greenhouse gases, which cause heat to be retained more effectively in the troposphere, the lowest level of the atmosphere. https://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/stratospheric-cooling-vertical-fingerprinting -
Bad Biden polls stoke third-party angst for Democrats
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in World News
The same hypocrites who claim that Trump shouldn't be blamed for the economic decline in 2020 because of the economic effects of the Covid pandemic, saddle Biden with blame for the economy despite the Covid pandemic. I could go on to address the rest of your nonsense, but I think that says it all. -
Bad Biden polls stoke third-party angst for Democrats
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Did you actually watch it? Biden gave off-the-cuff remarks that were very nuanced about the predicament Xi finds himself in. -
Nancy Pelosi: Democrat and ex-Speaker, 83, to seek re-election
placeholder replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Here is the right wing version of virtue-signaling. What does it even mean to say "Bernie, I like. Though I disagree with him a lot". Why should anyone care about your alleged feelings? There's nothing substantive there at all. An even more extreme example is another very clueless poster who used to chortle about how Trump had appointed right wing members to the Supreme Court but claimed he would have voted for Bernie were he running. Same class of nonsense. -
“I hope you all can do what I did and pay for everything for this entire family for 30 years,” Hunter Biden groused to daughter Naomi in January 2019. “It’s really hard. But don’t worry, unlike pop, I won’t make you give me half your salary.” Pop is Joe Biden. The laptop — infamously abandoned at a Delaware repair shop in April 2019 — does not contain any direct evidence of such money transfers, but does show that Hunter was routinely on the hook for his father’s household expenses while Joe Biden was vice president. The expenses are spelled out in an email to Hunter from business partner Eric Schwerin from June 5, 2010, titled “JRB Bills.” They concerned the upkeep of Joe Biden’s palatial lakefront home in the wealthy Greenville enclave of Wilmington, Del. JRB are President Biden’s initials. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/hunter-text-biden-fork-over-half-his-salary-resurfaces-new-democrat-talking-point
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If you have no insight into the context, that's only because you actually haven't read the emails. What don't you understand about the fact that Hunter Biden had written that he's been giving half of his income to his father for the last 30 years? That would mean this began when he was 19 or 20 years old. Obviously, taking this literally, not hyperbolically, is ridiculous. And further, what don't you understand that this was said in the context of Hunter Biden complaining about his father asking him to contribute to the upkeep of a home.
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That's got to be one of the most ridiculous pieces of "evidence" that anyone has ever offered. In that email, Hunter Biden complained that for the last 30 years he's been giving half of his earning to his father. Given that Hunter Biden wrote this when he was either 49 or 50, that would mean from the time he was 19 or 20 he's been giving half his income to his father. Does this sound remotely believable? Does context mean anything to you? Clearly he's using hyperbole to complain about the fact that he's expected to financially contribute to the upkeep of the second home.
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Nonsense. It was an off-the-cuff talk that was extremely nuanced.