President Biden was the first US president to blow off the 9/11 ceremony. Why do you think he did this?
1.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. President Biden did not blow off the 9/11 ceremony. As usual, you are are not telling the truth. He was travelling internationally on official business and stopped at an Air Force base in Alaska and live streamed his observance from there.
Also, he was not the first sitting president to not preside over the 9/11 ceremony in New York City. In 2005 President George W. Bush marked the anniversary on the White House lawn. At least Biden could not make it because he was at a summit with other world leaders followed by an official visit in Vietnam.
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Yea your right he was at your moms house I heard
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@Red_Arrow He was in Alaska getting Air Force One refueled. He made a short speech with no spectators. I have to imagine that was because the week before he had gutted when was left of Alaska's energy production industry throwing thousands of Alaskans out of work. He probably would have got the same welcome that he got in Hawaii the week before.
He is pat the point where he can act appropriately at such a somber occasion. His handlers are now always afraid that the will go off script and start rambling about fighting racism with Martin Luther King and fighting the Confederacy with Cornpop and General Grant. - +1 y
More bullshit out of you! There were over 1,000 service members in attendance as spectators, so that was your number 1. Trump angered many Alaskans by selling oil leases to oil companies that were in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (no oil production should be conducted in a wildlife refuge) in a move that infuriated most Alaskans. Biden overturned those leases, which was welcomed by most Alaskans as well as others.
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+1 yAh, Exit... you're SUCH an easy target. As usual, you have little information, and the little you have is not factual. I'm going to address this statement as my post:
"I have to imagine that was because the week before he had gutted when was left of Alaska's energy production industry throwing thousands of Alaskans out of work."
You are obviously speaking to the leases that were cancelled. Again, AS USUAL, you have no idea WHY, so let me school you and your idiot Republican friends. These leases were up for bid since Trump opened them up, and guess how many were bid on? ZERO. Not a one. NO oil company wanted to drill there. IN FACT, only ONE previous well had been sunk there, and it was capped due to lack of production.
Uh... shut up !!! Really? NO oil company was interested in those leases.
Here's a quote from the AP:
"The Department of Interior’s scrapping of the leases comes after the Biden administration disappointed environmental groups earlier this year by approving the Willow oil project in the petroleum reserve, a massive project by ConocoPhillips Alaska that could produce up to 180,000 barrels of oil a day on Alaska’s petroleum-rich North Slope. Protections are proposed for more than 20,000 square miles (51,800 square kilometers) of land in the reserve in the western Arctic.
Some critics who said the approval of Willow flew in the face of Biden’s pledges to address climate change lauded Wednesday’s announcement. But they said more could be done. Litigation over the approval of the Willow project is pending.
So, you misinformation spewing machine, the Biden Administration's policies have actually pissed off the environmentalists, will likely be adding more oil producing jobs than Trump's administration, and increase our oil production by the numbers above, or more.
The Republitards should be praising him, but instead, they're lying again to rile up their dumb ass voter base. Will you EVER report facts or real information, or just what you hear on Fox or Newsmax?
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The real story is that nobody will invest in drilling for oil while Biden is president because there is no way to tell if one day he might just to decide to shut everything down. Domestic energy production should be encouraged instead of decimated. A strong America iana America that has enough energy for itself without begging for foreign countries.
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OMG... you ARE an idiot!! I'm sorry, but you are. The REAL STORY is that NO OIL COMPANY WANTED TO DRILL THERE BASED ON THEIR OWN STUDIES OF POTENTIAL EARNINGS!!
You make up TOTAL BULLSHIT to deny FACTS.
The Willow Project is DOING just that -but it's tied up in litigation right now. WHY are you so STUPID are argumentative that you can not ACCEPT THE TRUTH that no oil companies wanted to buy those leases? WHY? What's wrong with your brain? ACCEPT that you are wrong, and that the Republitards are lying. For fuck's sake, grow up. You're 52. - +1 y
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+1 yI think we can give Joe a break on this one. He was on his way back from the G20 summit in India and Air Force One was on the ground in Anchorage Alaska for refueling. VP Harris did attend the ceremony in Joe's absence.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins Exactly. Or are you thinking that BLM and whatnot is still about slavery? Man, you sure are out of the loop, by about half a century or so.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins You literally just brought it up. Dont blame me.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins I mean, they are liberals. I am not a liberal. They are not even on my side of the political spectrum.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins I am pretty sure that you dont even begin to understand just how massive of a difference there is between classical liberalism and actual left wing ideology. Liberalism has far more in common with right wing politics than it does with mine.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins Not sure if there is an argument to be had here. Liberals will be liberals, emotional, with higher IQ. They have an undying commitment to equality and fairness, to a fault sometimes.
No one is guilty for slavery. Even Jim Crowe is not really relevant anymore. BLM is about all that and crying boohoo. - +1 y
@love_conquers_lust Then you completely missed the point of BLM because that is not what its about at all.
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@love_conquers_lust... So you just defended racism there is what you did. Well that is cute. Either way, that is still not what I meant but its nice to know where you stand.
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@love_conquers_lust Dude, I dont care that you are a horrible human being. I knew that already after all. Point is that so far you have only misrepresented BLM and you really appear to not get it. Again, not super surprising coming from a person like you but it does detract from your criticism of them somewhat by the fact that you have no idea what you are talking about.
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@love_conquers_lust Tolerance of intolerance is not tolerance at all.
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@Soteris Actually it is. Intolerance of intolerance is intolerance. You built a false premise. It should have been tolerance of intolerance is tolerance. You’re failing to compartmentalize concepts and not resolving the paradox.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
You’re going to have to figure that one out because that’s the core of the problem for everything related to racism and sexism. - +1 y
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Tolerance will always have a baseline level of approval. - +1 y
@Soteris No, it won’t. My answer is in the very definition, you dumbass. There is NO approval required.
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How do you resolve the paradox? You don’t like my method which works, while yours doesn’t. So, what do you propose? You haven’t figured it out something better. - +1 y
@love_conquers_lust I dont have a paradox, you do. The paradox of tolerance is in regards to tolerating intolerance and how that undermines your own system. I do not tolerate intolerance in this context and therefore they can't undermine my system.
Also:
olerate
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verb: tolerate; 3rd person present: tolerates; past tense: tolerated; past participle: tolerated; gerund or present participle: tolerating
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allow the existence, occurrence, or practice of (something that one dislikes or disagrees with) without interference.
which means you are complicit in their existence or practice since you did not interfere with it. In other words, you are approving of them. - +1 y
@Soteris “ I do not tolerate intolerance in this context and therefore they can't undermine my system. ” Not tolerating=intolerance. Intolerance of intolerance is also a paradox.
Tolerance doesn’t necessarily imply complicit, it’s an adjective to describe those who approved of a wrongdoing, usually illegal. Illegality isn’t necessarily our context here, nor are we in agreement on what’s wrong. We’re debating what’s wrong. Let’s run with both our logics. You approve of child molesters? They tolerate that behavior, should we tolerate it? Murderers tolerate ending life, should we to tolerate it? Rapists are intolerant of other’s rights, should we be intolerant of it?
It’s a matter of perception. Making a blanket statement doesn’t work. It creates paradoxes. That was my point. I judge case by case. I’m both tolerant and intolerant, a la carte, self-serving. On racism or sexism, when it comes to people have a dating preference based on race or sex, I tolerate it for sure, and I waffle on approving it. When it comes to discrimination on protected class for employment, also racism or sexism, I don’t tolerate it.
There are some things in this world we should tolerate and some we shouldn’t. We’re establishing common sense. Preference for race is ingrained in many of us. This is why forced integration feels so fucking awkward for so many people. Big Mouth had a very apt episode on it where diversity makes everyone want to throw up. Some could argue it’s not the diversity that’s the problem, it’s the forcing. If that’s the case, then laws mandating it are a problem. This is why I support for employment, but not for consumption in private. There’s too much infringement going on otherwise. - +1 y
@love_conquers_lust Nope. Saying something as stupid as "intolerance of intolerance" is just oversimplifying to the point of irrelevance. Those two usages of "intolerance" does not mean the same thing and pretending that it does is dishonest. I am dealing in shades of gray and you are trying to make this into a black and white issue.
Also wtf are you bringing dating into this? That is question of personal taste and has nothing to do with racism or sexism. You are not a racist for having a preference for a specific "race" in regards to looks or dating. They are not even close to the same thing as racism or sexism and the fact that you confuse the two is baffling to me.
Tolerance always necessitate complicity. If you are not actively against it then it is something that you find acceptable at least to some degree. It is also a waste of time to argue about the "wrongness" of sexism or racism since both human races and human genders is a completely fictional social construct that we made up ourselves which means racists and sexists are categorically wrong by default. No debate is even required here. - +1 y
@Soteris. “ You are not a racist for having a preference for a specific "race" in regards to looks or dating.”
www.ohchr.org/.../international-convention-elimination-all-forms-racial
“ both human races and human genders is a completely fictional social construct that we made up ourselves which means racists and sexists are categorically wrong by default.”
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@love_conquers_lust The idea that you think the UN is interested in changing your sense of aesthetics is insane. Let me repeat, personal taste is completely separate from racism and sexism.
In regards to laws and such, politics is not limited to things that are actually "real". You can legislate for things that are not real and even things that are not real can have real impacts on reality. For example, it does not matter if human races exists or not if someone believes they do and act in accordance with their beliefs. The more people believe the same incorrect belief the more that will be simulated in our society. None of this actually changes the fact that human races does not exist and that is a provable fact and the same goes for human genders. - +1 y
@Soteris Then those laws protecting people don’t need to exist. If race and gender aren’t real, how is it possible for people to discriminate based on those criteria? If the prior assertion isn’t possible, then why are there laws such as the Civil Rights Acts or Affirming Action in existence? Why do “hate crimes”, which is a redundant social construct, based on demographic exist? The logical thing to do, if we accept your premises, would be to rescind those laws which reinforce the existence of those “social constructs”.
IF AND ONLY IF we accept your premise, black lives DON’T matter because black lives, DON’T EXIST. There is no “black”, race is a social construct. It is in fact, ALL lives matter and my original argument which said BLM is all about crying, was in fact correct. And YOU said I was misrepresenting that.
If those constructs doesn’t exist, how could you earlier have judged me a horrible human being defending people’s right to racism? I didn’t pass those laws, I’m a victim of them. At best, that makes me misinformed, or possibly disinformed depending on one’s sway.
Saying personal taste is different from preference is a HUGE fucking hole in your argument WEAKLY based on semantics. They are not nuanced enough to be considered different, they’re synonymous. Personal taste refers to preference of a given individual.
You have holes and contradictions ALL over the place. You’re too a priori and not enough a posteriori with your deductive and inductive reasoning here. You have to be practical with your principles if you want to make sense or for anyone to take you seriously.
This argument is over. You can either concede your loss or continue to perpetuate bad information. - +1 y
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*Groan* You know what? I am not even going to argue about something that can easily be googled. Race and gender are social constructs and you are simply going to have to find a way to deal with that on your own.
Also, social constructs can be useful such as the concept of the color "Blue" or that I am Swedish even though neither of those things makes any logical sense since one is just a poorly defined wavelength of light and the other is just a bureaucratic notation that I was born in a particular geographic region under the control of a particular state.
They can even be useful in laws.
However, social constructs have a limit for what they can be used for and beyond that it simply does not make any sense. This is where racism and sexism resides and why they are both stupid and harmful for society. Also why you are evil for abiding them.
Lastly, there is no thought crimes. Yes, that means that the Christian god can go fuck himself too. You are free to have whatever opinions you want about whatever, as long as its just in your head that is fine. Furthermore, you have the right to your own taste, that includes your taste in food as well as music and whatever else. Yes that means you will have a preference for one group of people over another and that is fine. This is not racism or sexism. I for example do not have to be a Norse Pagan to think Odin is far more cool than the Christian god could ever be nor do I have to believe that either of them exists. Having a taste in gods does not make me religious, having a taste in ethnicity does not make me a racist or even someone who believes in race. - +1 y
@Soteris I’ve asked you before. What race are you? Classify yourself according to the criteria I gave you in that link. Is it not possible for you to answer? Are you so intellectually disabled that you can’t? Are you one of those refugees that Sweden is pissed about? Are you part of the ‘shadow society’? Or is it even possible for that cohort to exist?
Again, you’re calling me evil for recognizing something that, according to you, doesn’t exist. As if the very act of recognizing race is evil in itself. To which I say, it is you who is evil by calling me evil. I see what my eyes behold. So do you. You lie otherwise, unless you are legally blind, but I doubt that’s the case when you mentioned the color blue. There are technically an infinite number of hues, shades, tints, and tones of blue. They’re all unique in their own way. But they’re also SIMILAR, as they all fall under the same class. Race is a tool, and as you said, it’s useful. If you don’t think race exists, then I see no reason to distinguish you from a gorilla and should treat you as such. I’ll give you what you want, chain you up, and throw you in a zoo. Because you’re too dangerous to mingle with other reasonable citizens who don’t agree with you. You’re a predator. Why does any animal classification exists? Why don’t you go out and fuck a gorilla, a classification that doesn’t exist according to you? What’s the difference between that and fucking a human, which also doesn’t exist according to you, if you go by your criteria? Why should we classify humans as distinct from gorillas when you won’t recognize the same criteria that distinguishes race in humans?
Who knows what you really are. I know I can fuck with you all day quibbling about semantics of social constructs and the genetics that underpin them. - +1 y
@Soteris Remember, ICERD was inspired by the Nordic model. Again, even Nordic, is something you say doesn’t exist. It’s made up. Human imposed. Subject to arbitration. Step off the preference argument. According to you, it’s not even possible TO have preference if race doesn’t exist. You arguments just aren’t sound. I’m trying to draw lines in the sand, you just want to erase all of them, that’s what it comes down to.
At least you recognized freedom of thought and opinion and the absurdity of thought crimes. I take it you agree that hate crimes are redundant. - +1 y
@love_conquers_lust I have pointed out that race does not exist. Your definition of race is not the same as mine so even if I told you it would not be accurate information that everyone could agree upon. I also do not answer personal questions so you can go fuck yourself quite frankly.
Also, its not just me that recognizes the FACT that race and gender are social constructs. It is literally an established scientific fact at this point. You would be laughed out of academia if you even said otherwise for how retarded it is.
It is also very telling that you claim that you "see what my eyes behold" when you should be intimately familiar with the fact that things are not always as they appear. Take optical illusions for example or magic tricks. But more importantly, it is a well known problem that human brains loves patterns and sees patterns where no pattern actually exists. Racism is just an extension of this human problem. It is called Apophenia, look it up.
You also contradicted yourself here. You mentioned that "Blue" is "useful" because it indicated they were "similar". Guess what? Human races are NOT similar. That is the whole point. Scientists (notably Nazi ones) has tried to establish similarities between different races for basically as long as science has existed. None of them has succeeded, because there aren't any. Just because something looks similar does not necessarily mean they ARE similar. Something that apparently has slipped your mind. - +1 y
@love_conquers_lust Also, you are correct. Our definition of different species is also inherently flawed and a complete fabrication. Congratulations on discovering another social construct, have a cookie. It is more accurate to say that every individual is unique rather than say that they are part of a species. But we are getting distracted here.
Point is that you have no idea what you are talking about and your ignorance on the subject makes you say some REALLY fucking stupid shit and also prevents this conversation from going forward. Go ask a biologist or something if you dont trust me or just fucking google it. This has already been argued and agreed upon in science for a very long time. - +1 y
@Soteris https://www.nature.com/articles/ng1435
"Data from many sources have shown that humans are genetically homogeneous and that genetic variation tends to be shared widely among populations. Genetic variation is geographically structured, as expected from the partial isolation of human populations during much of their history. Because traditional concepts of race are in turn correlated with geography, it is inaccurate to state that race is “biologically meaningless.”
https://nabt.org/files/galleries/Donovan_et_al.pdf
"There is, however, a consensus that population genetic data does not support racialist claims (Coop, Eisen, Nielsen, Przeworski, & Rosenberg, 2014). For instance, physical anthropologists and population geneticists have recently argued that genetic data: (i) refutes the notion that races are biologically real (Hunley, Cabana, & Long, 2016); (ii) cannot be used to support a biological theory of race without many additional philosophical arguments (Rosenberg & Edge, in press); and (iii) refutes the idea of racially pure populations (Reich, 2018). US racial categories are an artifact of our culture, history and personal beliefs, but not our biology (Markus & Moya, 2011). This does not mean, however, that there are absolutely no biological differences between the socially-created racial groups used in the US. If this were true, then all variation would occur within populations and there would be no variation between geographic populations. In other words, Homo sapiens would be a single population. Instead, geographic populations of humans do differ." - +1 y
@Soteris The reality is, those racial differences that are SEEN, are accounted for in the genetic variation that other subsets of the human race do... not... have. Races can be mixed and cause overlap. Absurdly small subsets can be taken from the entire human genome that wouldn't even be able to constitute a human, but when combined, these larger groups still emerge. So, if you take each person as an individual, each of whom is unique, still, these subsets when combined at the population level, merge into larger subsets of arbitrarily defined races. This is why I don't like talking to you. You are suffering from the same perspective problem (apophenia). You hide behind technicalities and misinterpret data likely because the narrative doesn't favor you.
Both those articles stress the dangers of making it a social construct. They both recognize that classifying people by race can be both useful and harmful. When you say race is strictly a social construct in the manner you are doing, you are doing it from a political slant, not a scientific one. All science says is that there is overlap between subsets of the human species. It doesn't explicitly disprove OR prove the SOUNDNESS of race, it conclusively says it's arbitrarily defined. It also says when you define race by those subset criteria, the genetic variation VALIDATES its existence. Your interpretation is intellectually dishonest. When you say "Human races are NOT similar", it invalidates the claim that there is more similarity between races than in them. You're trying to blow up the definition altogether, which is intellectually lazy. You are dismissing the arbitration. We have more genetic variation between populations than within them, it's true. But the non-overlap is where the group uniqueness emerges. That's explained by Recapitulation theory. Phylogeny begets ontogeny.
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@Soteris There was no contradiction in my discussion of "blue". You don't know what contradiction means. The social construct of race exists. It's application is accurate enough to be a useful tool, validating it. The analogy for blue supported what I've been trying to say. The concepts of race may not be reified, but it is a useful guideline that does NOT warrant its DEcontruction and disregard.
I'm also aware of pattern recognition. Without it, you wouldn't be able to have this discussion. You wouldn't be able to do, anything, really. Throwing out the word Nazi gave away your ulterior motive. You're a predator. You won't disclose your socially contructed race. You aren't scientific. You're a political predator. Ironically, no different than what the Nazis and Hitler were.
You're supposedly Swedish, although you don't technically believe so. English isn't your first language. You haven't proven to me you have a deeper nuanced understanding of it. I suggest you stop trying to lecture me on semantics. - +1 y
@Soteris I also challenge you to back up your principles and take yourself to the zoo and lock yourself in a cage with other animals. Or better yet, go to the zoo and adopt a gorilla. Give it human rights because according to you, we can't with any degree of certainty say it IS a gorilla, or in that WE are human. What's the point of separating us? Why are those biological entities kept in captivity? Why aren't you defending their rights? They are just as much human as they are not according to you. Bring it into your residence, give it clothes and shelter. It's likely being fed substandard food. It deserves biological compassion. Go. Do it.
5.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. The g20 summit dosen't care about remembering 9/11 and it happened to be scheduled close to the date and across the globe.
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And he couldn't be bothered to go to the train disaster in Ohio, and it took him 2 weeks to get to Hawaii. Keep trying.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins north Korea was freaking out that's still going on, so no go with Hawaii. And Ohio is ohio.
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North Korea didn't vote for him. (or at least not many did) Trump would have gone to the ceremony.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins north Korea was having international breakdown around the Hawaii fires times. We got south Korea and Japan makeing deals when they normal hate each other.
The G20 is the biggest economic diplomacy event and it was in New Delhi and scheduled on 9th and 10th September 2023. Global obligations that influence the global economy or memorial services? - +1 y
America first. Fuck little rocket man and Japan. They can wait.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins it was the g20 in India with the other 20 largest global economys deal with global economics.
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Was Biden sleeping in the crowd as always?
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@ScisorsAndRaisins you're the one too sleepy for your own question
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What was my question?
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"Why didn't President Biden preside over the 9/11 ceremony in New York City?"
G20was in new Delhi India and scheduled on 9th and 10th September. The largest 20 global economy summit with joe Biden needing to be there because of the state of the global economy. Its unfortunate that it was so close to a memorial service but the future is more important.
You are upset for the sake of being upset and finding whatever excuse to be upset.
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Moron, go back and look who's question that was. LMAO
You're dumber than your hero, Biden. - +1 y
@ScisorsAndRaisins you're the one transfixed on the question looking for an excuse to be upset.
Biden was never my hero but a good fertilizer. With all this union progress is some good steps forward into the future. - +1 y
You said this was my question. Own it.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins upset for the sake of being upset
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Who asked the question?
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@ScisorsAndRaisins He stopped in Alaska and I figured that after he signed off on financially ruining half the people in the state he would get as warm of a welcome as he got in Hawaii. It turns out he gave the speech at a refueling stop and the public was not invited.
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I'm no longer going to engage with liberals on this site or any other. If Trump did the same thing, the liberals would be outraged. I asked two anti liberal questions today, and both were deleted. "Spam."
One question was about Stacey Abrams saying ultrasounds were fake.
The other was about Ashley Biden's diary.
Both questions were removed. This site is corrupt beyond belief. I'm going back to similarworlds.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins therapy might help you get in touch with reality.
6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Bush, Obama, and trump all "blew off the ceremony" at least once, each.
But anyway, the reason is because he has been busy in Asia trying to form a coalition against China. The far right reagetards who want china's dictatorship in the US just don't want us to form a coalition against China. That's all this is.00 Reply12.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. The same reason 95% of the world did.
We know the USA did it to itself, and committed more crimes to "compensate" for 9/11.
Its something the USA needs be ashamed of, not celebrate.
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Anonymous(18-24)+1 yProbably because he would have been called out on Afghanistan
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yBecause he would have demonstrated his mental decline in front of the world.
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+1 yI might get banned if I give my real reason. Let's just say that he forgot.
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You should be good. I’m a racist pig, and demeaning and degrading to women, not my words. I’m still here. It’s not illegal to criticize politicians.
+1 yJoe said the withdrawal from Afghanistan was a huge success. This creep is the worst president in history.
20 Reply8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Biden live streamed a speech from a military base to commemorate 9/11. Quite frankly though, its been 22 years. Its time to move along.
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Do you know how the country came together after 9/11? And now we are all divided as fuck. With all these unknown illegals streaming across the border we might just have another one. The US just needs another fake reason to take some dictator out first.
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Says the guy in Sweden.
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@Daniela1982 You already have another day to memorialize about how you "came together". Its called December 7th, pearl harbor. Or did you forget that one now? Personally, I am of the opinion that USA needs to stop being so damn dramatic about everything just because it happened to you.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins Damn right I am! Would be horrible if I had to live in USA too.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins How stereotypical you are. Yet another American who can't look past their isolationist ideology. Shame, if you had learned some history you might have found out that isolationism only leads to national downfall.
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Nice try. Would you be a member of this site if it was all people from your country? This is not a difficult question.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins Nope, sounds boring as hell. Swedish politics is as dry as watching paint dry. A common problem in countries with functional governments I am afraid, less explosions and screaming so to speak. Dont think you are too special however, USA is not the only burning dumpster fire in the world. Not even the only one with English being their primary language in fact since the UK is just about as dysfunctional.
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Exactly. But I would love to have you gone from this site. Do you understand?
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@ScisorsAndRaisins Oh, I could have guessed that before I even meet you. You are not particularly unique. More of a simpleton quite frankly.
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And we would all love you gone. And you admitted you couldn't live without us. lol
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@ScisorsAndRaisins Well here is the big secret though, you can't be without me either. Remember Truth Social? Do you know why it and every other right wing social media platform has failed? Its simple really, because right wing people dont actually like to engage with other right wing people. Without people like me you simply have no reason to log on to places like these. Its kinda pathetic actually.
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Nice try. I'm done with you. Fuck off.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins How rude, this is my comment. Did your mother never teach you any manners?
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I'm done with liberals on the Internet. Please respect that.
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@ScisorsAndRaisins No, I dont think I feel like respecting you today. Besides, we are the reason you are here in the first place. Remember, without us there would not be such a thing as social media. Conservatives simply are not interesting enough to drive such a platform by themselves, you need us and we dont need you.
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If it keeps us united I am all for it.
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@Daniela1982 I have to say, judging by this question by OP asked in an intentionally divisive way to further the divide in USA I am not particularly convinced in how united it is making you. Also, 9/11 was the start of a lot of division between Americans and Arabic Americans not to mention the war and the loss of personal freedoms such as the TSA.
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@Daniela1982 ... What you basically said sounds arbitrary as hell. 22 years is not long enough but 82 years is and what USA did to Japan is good enough but not what you did in the middle east? Quite frankly, it just convinces me even more that you are way past the point where you need to learn to let go of the past.
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Take it easy, they'd never been attacked on their own soil since around 1812. Pearl Harbour wasn't even in an American state back then. Their population is soft, they've never had to defend their homeland, and they're not even willing to defend it against domestic enemies who tried to steal the presidency and are still trying to eliminate democracy.
+1 yThe go was there in his place …. good enough for me…better than trump
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Trump is a stupid idiot Like all republicans That drive big ford trucks and gm trucks and dodge trucks …I like European vehicles
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They are far better
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@exitseven Interesting that you said Biden couldn't tell you where all 3 crash sites were since apparently both you and Trump don't know there were four crash sites. Pretty sure Biden knows where all four were.
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u +1 yBecause time-traveling, teleporting or instant cloning haven't been invented yet!
10 Reply 5.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I don't see an option for absolute disdain for the country and its people.
00 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Because he would probably tell inappropriate stories or jokes like he did when he spoke to people in Maui affected by the forest fire.
00 Reply495 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. He was too busy watching Back to the Future trilogy.
01 Reply2.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. All of the above, Joe Biden is braindead hahaha
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+1 yThere wasn't gonna be any ice cream or little girls to sniff and fondle.
00 Reply 1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Life is short.. stop with all the negative shit
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+1 yBecause he knows what he did, and he doesn't want to face the music.
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+1 yIt’s a dry run for Kamala to take over as president.
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He gave speeches to honor them.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 ySaying in my best Kanye West voice, "Brandon doesn't care about white people"!😆
00 Reply12.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. He is being positioned for removal.
00 Reply11.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Why didn't Trump?
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LOL You should get an award for this post.
18.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. He’s old as fck. He naps almost as much as me
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