Earthquake this morning here
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@George-K said in Earthquake this morning here:
It's the coming apocalypse.
Earthquake: Check
Eclipse: _________
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@George-K said in Earthquake this morning here:
It's the coming apocalypse.
Earthquake: Check
Eclipse: _________
Cicadas: _________@LuFins-Dad you're right.
Doomed, we are.
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Apparently, it was a sign from God.
She's also saying the eclipse is a portent of something or other. Silly cow.
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Apparently, it was a sign from God.
She's also saying the eclipse is a portent of something or other. Silly cow.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Earthquake this morning here:
Apparently, it was a sign from God.
She's also saying the eclipse is a portent of something or other. Silly cow.
Is that not as stupid, just as stupid, or more stupid as blaming it on climate change?
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Differently stupid but in the same team photo.
Strange though that you’d pull out some whattaboutism on her behalf.
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Differently stupid but in the same team photo.
Strange though that you’d pull out some whattaboutism on her behalf.
@jon-nyc said in Earthquake this morning here:
Differently stupid but in the same team photo.
Agreed.
Strange though that you’d pull out some whattaboutism on her behalf.
"On her behalf?"
Pointing out that someone is just as stupid as someone else is a defense?
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Whataboutisms are often demonstrations that cheap rhetorical points can be barfed out from any given perspective. They have a reasonable place in any discussion that is already entrenched in cheap rhetorical points.
Education is extremely important.
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Well MTG linked two different things to her made up Best Friend - one the earthquake, the other a completely predictable total eclipse. The other American person only blamed one thing on climate change.
Hence, MTG is twice as stupid as the other stupid one.
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Whataboutisms are often demonstrations that cheap rhetorical points can be barfed out from any given perspective. They have a reasonable place in any discussion that is already entrenched in cheap rhetorical points.
@Horace said in Earthquake this morning here:
Whataboutisms are often demonstrations that cheap rhetorical points can be barfed out from any given perspective. They have a reasonable place in any discussion that is already entrenched in cheap rhetorical points.
Dude, don't try and make out that I'm the one being a twat with cheap rhetorical points. It's you Americans (
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Too bad about all the earthquakes these past few days. Am sure there are rational geological explanations for their occurrence without having to resort to climate change zeitgeist or worse, the nonsense of Christian millennialism and superstition.
