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  1. You said she was rehashing the Atlantic article. She dug up the people who spoke with the reporter for that article. Do you have any idea of how ridiculous your attempt at debunking is? Do you think it's likely that all these reporters are making this stuff up and jeopardizing their careers?
  2. First you write this: What evidence did she give to back-up those claims ? Seems like she was just rehashing the original Atlantic story and adding no new information or even naming anyone who claimed to have heard it And when I showed she wasn't rehashing the Atlantic story, you come up with a new objection. You're just wasting my time.
  3. Untrustworthy when reporting on politicians and causes it doesn't like. When it reports negative items on people that it supports or supported, that makes a very strong case for it being true.
  4. Are you talking to me or to Donald Trump? I was quoting him.
  5. Given your political stances. it's not surprising that you support this kind of suppression of workers' rights.
  6. Another case of I-don't-like-Trump-but. It's the way crypto Trump supporters attempt to fool us into believing their neutrality. You must be very exhausted having to strain so hard to find another interpretation for Trump's comments. How do you reconcile your interpretation with his following "truth" that he posted: "UNPRECEDENTED FRAUD REQUIRES UNPRECEDENTED CURE!"
  7. I suspect your "crappy Little country" might wish you were a citizen of his.
  8. In other words, the Devil made me do it.
  9. Is that bloke from aseannow.com showing up at your place and twisting your head to force you to view the sidebar? I hate it when he shows up at my home!
  10. It's true that the Tories were screwing up the NHS before brexit. However, you offer no explanationfor the sudden decline in staffing in the wake of brexit.
  11. Well he could quote from Truth Social, but nobody's going to believe anything coming from that source.
  12. Very few if any rights are absolute but in this case Richard Coleman proposes criteria that would effectively eliminate the right to strike.
  13. Given the general tenor of your comments, I think you'd be happy for anybody who opted for Russian citizenship.
  14. This comment seems like something an not particularly advanced bot would make in an attempt at humor.
  15. First off, what is false in what I wrote? You've got nothing. As for your claim about Biden, how many times are you going to try on this piece of nonsense? And you can't even get the story straight. Someone in an audience asked Biden if he thought Trump was an illegitimate President. Biden agreed. It was never defined what was meant by illegitimate in this context. Illegitimately elected? Acting illegitimately? It's ridiculous to compare Biden's one-off remark to to the thousands of times Trump has claimed that the 2020 election was fraudulent.
  16. I got news for you. If exercising a right exposes one to legal liability, then it's not a right. What you support is a right wing dream of the permanent suppression of working people.
  17. I'm trying to find a way to construe this as a joke. So far no luck. But the search continues.
  18. Sad, sad attempt at both-sidesism. A handful of Democrats in the House of Representatives objected to the election results. And they did not have the support of the 2016 Democratic presidential candidate. And you know who gaveled those Democrats down? Joe Biden. Whereas in 2020 139 Republicans in the House rejected the elections results. That's about 3/4 of the total Republican members. And this may come as news to you, but they did have the support of the 2020 Republican candidate. Quite strong support, as I recall.
  19. *Deleted post edited out* Right. The Republicans should have done in the Senate race what they did in the gubernatorial race: nominated a Pennsylvania native like Doug Mastroiano.
  20. Really? What Japanese history lessons leave out https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-21226068 Japan's struggle with history As the nation marks the 72nd anniversary of its surrender at the end of World War II, there are still many here who insist that Japan acted honorably throughout the conflict. Julian Ryall reports from Tokyo. https://www.dw.com/en/japans-nationalist-school-books-teach-a-different-view-of-history/a-40092325
  21. The "K" in K-Pop stands for Japan?
  22. And that is why this freedom fighter is promising to pardon all those who invaded the Capitol to stop the Constitutionally prescribed election process. MAGA!!!
  23. Everything I wrote was Jermaine to the issue of the reliability and usefulness of Thai unemployment statistics. Whereas you went off the rails with some bloviation about how workers in the informal section don't deserve to get benefits.
  24. That's a fair point. But those kind of injuries are global brainwise, not localized. I don't think there's a way to come back from them.
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