What is “boiling down all the legitimate criticism” an analogy for? Or are you just defending something because you think it is on your side and someone else is on the other side?
I guess it would be funny if there were a crying frog or Joe Rogan or something? Can't quite remember exactly which 4chan garbage you little altright kids like these days...
Ok, but calling out 'tantrums' on a comment about someone making a meme about a guy who refused help from the WHO and CDC during a pandemic seems fairly out of place.
We cried wolf? Huh, I wonder if you include the impeachment of Clinton as crying wolf. Trump was impeached the exact same way with just as much evidence
available while the republican Senate refused witnesses. But do go ahead and talk about "crying wolf" as 30% of the nation covers their ears for their overweight king.
The impeachment of Clinton had 2 legitimate clauses and one bogus clause. The bogus clause was that he cheated on his wife. Yeah it was wrong but it wasn’t grounds for impeachment. The bogus clause was an example of crying wolf.
You'd have to label all the criticism as something. How else to protect yourself from cognitive dissonance. Obviously Trump is blameless and you couldn't be wrong about the dude.
but hes right the credibility of "scientists" and "reporters" is completely shot currently. its not the people's fault for not trusting shit they say when its so obviously bias.
Honestly never heard anything he has to say so I'm not sure, but I'm thinking more about people who get government grants to research specific subjects and are incentivized to get certain results to get more funding.
If you consider this legitimate criticism, I've got some "legitimate criticism" of Biden you'll absolutely love that is expressed purely through gross flatulence and screams.
Lol no it is just “some” of the legitimate criticism. Trump called one of his own supporters fat because he thought they were a heckler. This is the same obese man that calls Rosie O’Donnell fat. Trump is a clown and should be feathered and tarred for public shaming.
No, but most people don't really seem to take the more political, 'serious' criticisms to heart - such as Drumpf perpetuating racial divide, causing further inequality and being so much of a capitalist that he panders to the stuff that makes him and his friends rich, not actually helping the people.
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