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What is the correct pronunciation of our?
It’s commonly pronounced the same way as “hour.”
Ow-er. Ow, as in ouch.
3·2 days agohttps://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-federalist/
Failed numerous fact checks. Do you have a more reputable source you can cite?
Are you admitting that you will only accept news from sources that agree with your political views?
I’m not the person you responded to, but I prefer my news sources to not fail fact checks, push propaganda, and spread conspiracy theories.
Do you know how stupid that is?
Literal NPC behavior.
You even use the dehumanizing rhetoric that extreme right people are using in order to make it easier to see them as less than human.
Did you even take time to read the article and consider what it says before rejecting it?
Why would anyone trust them after they’ve failed numerous fact checks? You’re literally trusting an outlet that’s pushing fake news.
Not just a conservative news paper: Conspiracy Theories, Propaganda, Failed Fact Checks.
Just curious as a non US citizen: why do you believe Trump is better than Kamala? Just objectively curious.
I don’t think they believe that at all. My guess is that they feel the opposite way.
13·4 days agoMy bad, I didn’t notice it was someone else.
My point still stands that it’s weird that you keep announcing you’re blocking someone. You do it a lot.
As an aside, I’ve never understood why people announce they’re blocking someone, unsubscribing, etc. Nobody cares except you. What’s even more weird is when someone claims “I’m blocking you” then keeps arguing with that person.
Example:
And here you are two hours later still responding to the person you “blocked.”
For someone being so pedantic about the definition and misuse of a word you seem to be doing the same thing you’re complianing about: using a word to be misleading.
Blocking means you don’t engage with that user in any way anymore. You mislead us into believing you were going to block someone (as weird as that is to announce it) and continue to debate that person.
I have no opinions on the debate you’re having, I just felt the need to point out your hypocrisy.
They’re canvassing for a known scammer. I don’t see why anyone’s surprised that they themselves are scammers too.
So does his wife.
“The sexual act […] is when a woman penetrates a man anally using a strap-on dildo.”
You should create one. The problem is finding content to fill it
Probably both. Happy Halloween!
12·7 days agoIt’s indeed so hard to keep up.
I know it’s different, but that reminds me of the Gish gallop.
“The Gish gallop is a rhetorical technique in which a person in a debate attempts to overwhelm an opponent by presenting an excessive number of arguments, with no regard for their accuracy or strength, with a rapidity that makes it impossible for the opponent to address them in the time available.”
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10·10 days agoThis link will take you directly to 13:32:
10·11 days agoThese nut jobs are being funnelled millions of dollars either directly or indirectly to spread their garbage.
In related news:
- Right-wing influencers say they were dupes in an alleged Russian influence operation. They’re keeping their millions, for now (CNN, Sept. 2024)
“Last week, the Justice Department alleged that Russian state media producers funneled nearly $10 million to an unnamed Tennessee-based company, later determined by CNN to be Tenet Media, to create and amplify content that often featured narratives and themes supported by the Kremlin. Tenet Media boasts a slate of high-profile right-wing, pro-Trump commentators including Tim Pool, Dave Rubin, Benny Johnson and several others.”
They claim to have been duped yet they’re still keeping the money and still pushing the propaganda. Seems legit.
781·12 days agoFor those unfamiliar with that incident:
On April 9, 2017, at Chicago O’Hare International Airport, four paying customers were selected to be involuntarily deplaned from United Express Flight 3411 to make room for four deadheading employees. One of these passengers was David Dao, 69, a Vietnamese-American who was injured when he was physically assaulted and forcefully removed from the flight by Chicago Department of Aviation Security officers. Dao, a pulmonologist, refused to leave his seat when directed because he needed to see patients the following day. In the process of removing him, the security officers struck his face against an armrest, then dragged him – bloodied, bruised, and unconscious – by his arms down the aircraft aisle, past rows of onlooking passengers. The incident is widely characterized by critics – and later by United Airlines itself – as an example of mishandled customer service.
Yes. According to user @[email protected]:
Hasen first covered the issue on his blog last Saturday, where he cited 52 U.S.C. 10307©, the federal law that prohibits paying someone or accepting payment “either for registration to vote or for voting.” The penalty is $10,000 or up to five years in prison or both.
Somehow that typo works in this context. Ice.
It’s “ice” to walk on.
Jokes aside, thank you so much for the information. I don’t live where it snows but I learned a lit about how to survive if I ever need to. Thanks again.