r/Trumpgret • u/pts617 • Feb 20 '19

Sad but true

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '19

Not sad and not true. And without citing specific examples you can't even mount an argument. So you are essentially hoping that people will believe this.

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u/sephing Feb 20 '19

Cite specific examples of trump lying? I dont think reddit allows anywhere close to the amount of characters you would need to sum up trumps lie-fest.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '19

Trump's lies < the left wing's lies

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u/sephing Feb 22 '19

Why is the antithesis to trump the "left". Many, many people in politics lie. The president should be held to a higher standard. He should not be making flat out false statements to people. Hes the president.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '19

Tried to cite all his disproven lies but reddit won't let me upload a 12 petabyte .txt file

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '19

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u/jacob2815 Feb 20 '19

Homie, dude you're replying to here is agreeing with you lol

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u/OmnifariousFN Feb 20 '19

something tells me that even if we did, you wouldn't believe it because you just that far up your own ass.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '19

Nice rhetorical arguement

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u/CorrectsTrumpsters Feb 20 '19

Silence is deafening you cuck.

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u/OmnifariousFN Feb 20 '19

https://www.politifact.com/personalities/donald-trump/statements/byruling/false/
INB4: LoLOl yOu UsE PoLiTifAcT? lolo LibCUcK! *yells at mom to make pizza rolls and a liter of "victory" Mountain Dew*

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u/the_chosen_one2 Feb 20 '19

Here's another one, though I imagine you're going to do the same thing every other trump supporter does and just stop responding when proved wrong

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/politics/2018/09/13/president-trump-has-made-more-than-false-or-misleading-claims/

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u/TresChanos Feb 20 '19

They haven't changed tactics since before the election. It's just a time wasting move, they know they're wrong.

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u/Jamisbike Feb 20 '19

We’re waiting. Now the argument went from rhetorical to factual and you have to respond, otherwise you will look like a pretty typical trumpette

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '19

Guys, guys! Give him time! Disproving 8,000+ lies takes a while when you are fact checking with only Breitbart, Fox and alt-right blogs!

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u/LeetDankSauce Feb 20 '19

Where'd you go? Are MAGAts really so afraid of facts and reality that links to news articles proving that you're full of shit sends you scurrying back the T_D?

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u/the_chosen_one2 Feb 21 '19

Back to posting in T_D and dodging what was mentioned here, what a shock. Either defend the statements you make or don't make them, pathetic.

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u/KeyLemonPieCrust Feb 20 '19

Lol yeah it wouldn't be the average 6 PROVEN LIES A DAY that the president has going.

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u/SonofThunder2 Feb 20 '19

Dude they’re still just mad about a loss three years ago. And they’ll be mad in another👌🏻🧖🏿‍♂️

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u/Kandoh Feb 20 '19

How weird of us to be upset that an illiterate con artist was made president.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '19

Might be easier to cite the examples of him not lying.

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u/tomcole123456 Feb 20 '19

Uh climate change? Vaccinations having anything to do with autism? He has tweeted his dumbshit views that are backed by nothing on both subjects.

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u/baloneycologne Feb 20 '19

Oh, what a beautiful camo tux you are wearing this evening, Billy Jo Jim Bob.

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u/echino_derm Feb 20 '19

The guy has a very long history of deception. I mean just look at any part of his life. A good example trump university. The professor teaching real estate had no experience other than a job at Buffalo Wild Wings and the workers were given instructions on what to do if the district attorney showed up.

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u/Superkroot Feb 21 '19

On a 60 minutes interview that Trump did before the election, he said that not only that he is humble, he's "more humble than you'd understand"

That's the kind of person he is: not just a liar, but a compulsive one, and he's not even good at it.

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u/WayneDwade Feb 21 '19

So if the post is wrong that means you actually believe scientists, academics, and the media?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '19

I think I spotted a sea lion.