SadKangaroo wrote on Jan 31
st, 2025 at 10:46am:
Leroy wrote on Jan 31
st, 2025 at 10:11am:
MeisterEckhart wrote on Jan 31
st, 2025 at 10:02am:
What did Churchill intend to signal to the British people?
Victory? Or Up Yours?
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Intentionality...
If I was a barmqn it would be two beers.
It’s genuinely astonishing that the two of you can’t bring yourselves to acknowledge what’s plainly visible. The physical action Musk performed was, in movement and energy, indistinguishable from a Nazi salute.
End of story.
But you can't even bring yourselves to admit that...
We’ve already agreed it’s unlikely he intended it as such, yet even this basic concession, a mere observation of what you can see with your own eyes, is beyond your capacity.
Instead, you default to excuses, false equivalencies, and dismissals, even as Musk’s follow-up was to lean into Nazi humour. It’s emblematic of a broader phenomenon: a willful denial of reality in service of a narrative that must never challenge the sanctity of your chosen figurehead.
This discussion is pointless. It’s not just intellectual dishonesty on display here, it’s a kind of ideological servitude, where you reject the evidence before you and substitute it with convenient fictions to preserve your rhetorical alignment with the whims of your dear leader.
It’s more than sad, it’s pitiable.
A new survey concluded that there was not a single soul who would be interested in reading any further political rants, finding that even the mothers of those writing and posting them would not care to read them.
"Save your time, effort, and brain power. Nobody cares," said one participant in the survey. "You're a member of one political party. You dislike everything the opposing political party does and says. You are outraged by something or other. We all get it. We don't need to read the extended version of your latest diatribe against the people you think are the problem with the country. Seriously, nobody cares. Save it."
Sources confirmed that continually posting long political rants on social media platforms was the worst use of a person's time. "Go sit outside. Absorb some sunshine," another survey respondent said. "The list of things people are more interested in than your political opinions is long and exhaustive. Even if someone somehow had the most momentary willingness to read what you're posting, they'd check out after the first paragraph. Paragraphs 2 through 17 are overkill at that point. Just don't."
At publishing time, an additional report also indicated that people were just as uninterested in seeing a picture of what you made for dinner last night.
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