That’s half of what you said:

As in my Chapelle clip, one candidate embraces it, the other denies it.

My response is that you dodged again. To be clear, the question you dodged was:

When has she ever denied being wealthy?

You’re dodging a question you were called out on and don’t have an answer for.

MBFC: Left-Center - Credibility: High - Factual Reporting: High

I find this very funny. Can we get an Obama awarding himself meme in here?

Because of the original commenter’s pfp and instance, I’m now picturing a furry insurrection and its kinda terrifying.

Only 1000? Newbie numbers right there.

Thanks for letting everyone know you’re not worth conversing with on the second comment. Nice that you let that out early.

On stage, during a campaign event, for nearly an hour? Lol, no. That’s weird.

The video is still up on twitter for me. Regardless, here’s the source from fox news.

https://youtu.be/eRBhzBd2afE?si=HWLxq4Qxl6i5tpiB&t=76

The bit in the twitter post ends at 2:36.

https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1820858412852482203

Calling him a narcissist isn’t really an insult either way. It’s just a fact about him. The dude only cares about himself.

It looks like the real benefit of the doubt is that he’s hopefully talking about laws on voter ID being fixed. Still, what the hell is a presidential candidate doing telling people they don’t need to vote anymore? Even with the benefit of the doubt, this shit is ominous.

Edit: to be clear, I don’t give him the benefit of the doubt. All I’m saying is if somebody wants to, this is the best they’re able to do. It’s also important to be aware of the context of the quote, even if you believe he means it in the worst way.

Did you even read what I said? I agree with you there. But technically, and I’m only bringing this up because you the original commenter* originally did, it is an accusation.

*Edit: I thought you were the same person, but my point still stands.

This particular case is, technically, an accusation, though. Even if we’re all just about certain that it’s true.

Oh, I know. But the original comment you responded to said “I respect people who have faith” which is why I brought it up. I also believe faith itself is dumb and have little respect for it.

Somebody needs to tell Trump that his religion expects him to follow the commandments, not break them. Bet he’ll feel real silly for mixing that up.

Why shouldn’t people who have a faith be respected?

If the amount of people that just put up with ads currently instead of switching to Firefox is anything to go by, I think the number of people who truly care is less that you might think. Especially when YouTube is such a monopoly.

It’s on Twitter.

https://x.com/atrupar/status/1800521789417943317

Perhaps, with them no longer being able to easily upload clips to twitter from consoles, they’ll be less inclined to participate on twitter. I agree it’s not going to change much, though. I wonder how many people were even using this built-in integration anyway?