aquascoot wrote on Sep 14
th, 2024 at 5:03pm:
Karnal wrote on Sep 14
th, 2024 at 4:58pm:
mothra wrote on Sep 14
th, 2024 at 4:01am:
Never ceases to amaze me how flexible the MAGA cult is. It's as though they have no structural integrity at all!
Bending, flipping, doubling over, reversing ... all over the place!
whatever it takes to make trump's latest tantrum seen reasonable in their minds.
They're all in now.
It's uncanny. It's as if - forgive me, Mother - they were tricking us all along.
Cunning, no?
we dont all have concrete thinking like the leftie intellectual
That's right, dear. We don't all have the ability to not make stuff up. It's hard, yes?
There you are, obeying your orders and saying what you're told. Then along come the meanies and prove it all wrong. What to do?
Well, when the SM's in a pickle, he works out a plan. His options might look something like this:
1. Concede the point. It's an easy mishtake to make, you were right, I was wrong, let's move on. The good thing about this one is there's no comeback whatsoever. It wins almost every time. A lot of people mistake conceding with yes but.
Yes but is a concession, where your real point is in the
but. Yes but's such a weak tactic I haven't even included it. It's one for the dummies.
2. Question reality itself. Now hang on, you say, he said this, she said that, who can tell? Who can truly know what's right? It's an ontological issue, no? After all, what is truth, really? What are facts? I do find this most interesting. Now...
3. They're all as bad as each other. This is tricky as you first have to concede, but it gets you off owning it in full. Oh yes, you say, he might have said and done that, but she did stuff too. Don't you know? They're all as bad as each other.
4. Play whatabout that. This is a bit like they're all as bad as each other, but you don't have to have anything to compare it to. You just say whatabout something else, it can be anything. He said that? Okay, then about whatabout this? You can say whatever you want.
5. Blame the leftards. The leftards are sick and evil, so you can use this one anytime you want. I don't care about that, you say, the leftards started it. This one's a little less convincing than they're all as bad as each other, but if you get your timing right, it works well. I blame the leftards, you say. They're
triggered. You tried this one out in your post above.
6. Play cute. Bobby likes this one, it's pretty much his sole tactic. It consists of rolling over and trying to get the leftards to tickle your tummy. Children and young animals do this instinctively to ward off predators. Sure, you might have to suck cock, but it saves you getting reamed - or eaten.
7. Throw in the towel. Here you concede the point - barely - then give up entirely. He said and did all that? Despicable stuff. I'm out, you say. Never again. This makes the leftards think you're all ethical. No no, they say, Aquascoot's okay, he's changed his mind. You then keep playing on in secret, quietly chipping away. The leftards are so dumb, they never notice a thing. You tried this with Ron D, remember? The problem with throwing in the towel is it only takes one smartarse to twig and you're exposed.
These are just a few, but do you know?
For all the time and effort you spend doing all these things, it might just be easier to just say ah. If Mother makes an excellent point, say ah. If Karnal adds to Mother's point to make another, say ah to that too. Ultimately, no matter how hard you try, you can't change reality.
Ultimately, no matter how hard you try, you can't stop people trying. Say it.
Ah.
in that time you could have read a chapter of seth godins groundbreaking marketing book and started a business.
my oldest daughter credits seths book with a lot of her success as she runs an online business that turned over 8 million last year.
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