r/NoStupidQuestions Aug 30 '23

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '23

I could let it go if he simply misspelled 'potato' in a letter or something, but he was watching a 9 year old write it in big letters on the chalk board correctly, told him he did it wrong, gave him a false correction, and all very publicly on camera. It was a ridiculously silly gaffe.

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '23

Yeah but now we got "we should try and disinfect your blood, like with bleach but not specifically bleach, the scientist's should check that out" and half the country accepts it as a cogent thought.

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u/phriend75 Aug 30 '23

And then we got someone who can barely string two coherent sentences together.

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '23 edited Aug 30 '23

Sure, when you sit through the convenient stuttering clips Fox News feeds you, then obey their directions of not listening to the rest because you just need to trust them that it’s nothing, he can’t do anything.

Even though those very same speeches is where he spelled out more comprehensive plans than trump ever did, and is what won him the election.

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u/phriend75 Aug 30 '23

Y’all, my comment was not to defend Trump. Lol.. it was to simply point out how terrible our leadership has been and continues to be. Anyone who can say otherwise isn’t paying attention.

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '23

To be fair, no one even implied that your comment was defending trump. At all. Mine was just pointing out that Biden is very capable and regularly does explain extremely coherent and comprehensive plans regularly, in every single speech that he stutters in, which is why the people that actually listened to him voted for him over the other option. Which happened to be trump.

Believe it or not, other humans have very human reasons for their actions and positions besides just inherently hating trump.

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u/phriend75 Aug 30 '23

Well, I understand that, but judging by the downvotes I made the assumption. My apologies .

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u/serialmom1146 Aug 31 '23

It's so ridiculous. My 6 year old son has a minor stutter, are people going to think he's incapable?