Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s)
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
Was she talking about "The Jews" there?
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https://jewishjournal.com/commentary/blogs/orit-arfa/369734/the-unraveling-of-candace-owens/
@George-K said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
@Doctor-Phibes said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
Was she talking about "The Jews" there?
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https://jewishjournal.com/commentary/blogs/orit-arfa/369734/the-unraveling-of-candace-owens/
OK, she's horrible.
The use of unnecessarily superfluous verbiage she refers to is something I've noticed that some people do when they have something to prove as they mistakenly think it makes them appear more educated. Owens always acts as though she's a law graduate from an Ivy League college rather than a URI journalism drop-out and administrative assistant.
And yes, I know I sound like a horrendous snob
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@George-K said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
@Doctor-Phibes said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
Was she talking about "The Jews" there?
More...
https://jewishjournal.com/commentary/blogs/orit-arfa/369734/the-unraveling-of-candace-owens/
OK, she's horrible.
The use of unnecessarily superfluous verbiage she refers to is something I've noticed that some people do when they have something to prove as they mistakenly think it makes them appear more educated. Owens always acts as though she's a law graduate from an Ivy League college rather than a URI journalism drop-out and administrative assistant.
And yes, I know I sound like a horrendous snob
@Doctor-Phibes said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
use of unnecessarily superfluous verbiage
Never use a big word when a diminutive one will do.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
use of unnecessarily superfluous verbiage
Never use a big word when a diminutive one will do.
@George-K said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
@Doctor-Phibes said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
use of unnecessarily superfluous verbiage
Never use a big word when a diminutive one will do.
I acquiesce with the general consensus of opinion in this regard.
(I actually have an engineer who writes like this. His emails always make me cringe, particularly when he's writing to non-native English speakers)
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Ben Shapiro and Jeremy Boring are banging their heads on a desk somewhere.
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Ben Shapiro and Jeremy Boring are banging their heads on a desk somewhere.
@LuFins-Dad said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
Ben Shapiro and Jeremy Boring are banging their heads on a desk somewhere.
So is she mentally ill or just stupid?
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@LuFins-Dad said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
Ben Shapiro and Jeremy Boring are banging their heads on a desk somewhere.
So is she mentally ill or just stupid?
@Doctor-Phibes said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
So is she mentally ill or just stupid?
Not mutually exclusive. Just look at....
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I see that I commented earlier that I had never heard of her. Re-opening this thread, I thought the same thing, so I had obviously forgotten about her again. LOL. But my earlier comments still stand.
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I don't want to defend that person, but she doesn't mention Jews in the clip at all. She says she doesn't trust people with blue eyes from Argentina, which I interpret as a reference to Nazis immigrating to Argentina after WW2.
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I don't want to defend that person, but she doesn't mention Jews in the clip at all. She says she doesn't trust people with blue eyes from Argentina, which I interpret as a reference to Nazis immigrating to Argentina after WW2.
@Klaus said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
I don't want to defend that person, but she doesn't mention Jews in the clip at all. She says she doesn't trust people with blue eyes from Argentina, which I interpret as a reference to Nazis immigrating to Argentina after WW2.
IOW, she thinks he's secretly German.
"Anything that crawls out of Argentina with blue eyes" is an interesting way to put it.
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I don't want to defend that person, but she doesn't mention Jews in the clip at all. She says she doesn't trust people with blue eyes from Argentina, which I interpret as a reference to Nazis immigrating to Argentina after WW2.
@Klaus said in Candace Owens questions the moon landing(s):
which I interpret as a reference to Nazis immigrating to Argentina after WW2.
Yes, that's her meaning - the way I took it as well.
My point in posting it was not that it shows she's antisemitic, which she is, but that she's just whack.
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Notoriously controversial pundit Candace Owens’ history of outrageous comments caught up with her as she’s been denied a visa to enter New Zealand for a speaking engagement after she was denied entry in Australia last month when officials said she “has the capacity to incite discord in almost every direction.”
