Kwestions for Kamala
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I liked his follow-up question after she finished reciting her talking points about how Trump is an unconscionable existential threat. "But he has the support of about 50% of the country. What do you think of those people? Are they stupid? Are they evil?" It's the unanswered and unanswerable question, I mean until you catch a TDS sufferer in an unguarded moment, when they'll admit that yes, those supporters are actually stupid and/or evil.
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@Horace said in Kwestions for Kamala:
I liked his follow-up question after she finished reciting her talking points about how Trump is an unconscionable existential threat. "But he has the support of about 50% of the country. What do you think of those people? Are they stupid? Are they evil?" It's the unanswered and unanswerable question, I mean until you catch a TDS sufferer in an unguarded moment, when they'll admit that yes, those supporters are actually stupid and/or evil.
I only saw a clip or two. Her answer there I thought was fine... that she would never call American citizens stupid, unlike Trump who called many the enemy within. Then Baier thought he had a gotcha moment by playing a clip of Trump addressing that claim, to which Harris had her best moment calling that BS out. In short, in my words, she was saying that clip is like showing a bully in a principal's office being asked if he said mean things about students, and the bully saying "no", whereas Fox could've shown the actual times Trump has said such things about the "enemy within".
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@89th said in Kwestions for Kamala:
@Horace said in Kwestions for Kamala:
I liked his follow-up question after she finished reciting her talking points about how Trump is an unconscionable existential threat. "But he has the support of about 50% of the country. What do you think of those people? Are they stupid? Are they evil?" It's the unanswered and unanswerable question, I mean until you catch a TDS sufferer in an unguarded moment, when they'll admit that yes, those supporters are actually stupid and/or evil.
I only saw a clip or two. Her answer there I thought was fine... that she would never call American citizens stupid,
Anybody can just flat out deny something. I wouldn't call that a fine response. The response one would look for there, is some description of the mindset of a Trump voter that doesn't include stupidity or evil. This is the Achilles heel of the TDS sufferer. They can't think of any such description.
unlike Trump who called many the enemy within. Then Baier thought he had a gotcha moment by playing a clip of Trump addressing that claim, to which Harris had her best moment calling that BS out. In short, in my words, she was saying that clip is like showing a bully in a principal's office being asked if he said mean things about students, and the bully saying "no", whereas Fox could've shown the actual times Trump has said such things about the "enemy within".
Oh, so a flat denial from Trump is actually bad. It's just flat denials from Harris that are fine. I get it.
Enemy from within? It's so nebulous. Certain a vein of cultural self-hatred runs deeply in the left, it is where they get their anti-colonialism, and anti-nationalism attitudes from. This culminates in such pinnacles of insanity as "gays for Palestine".
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@Horace said in Kwestions for Kamala:
Oh, so a flat denial from Trump is actually bad. It's just flat denials from Harris that are fine. I get it.
Indeed if Harris has repeatedly called Trump supporters dumb, then you are right. Until then, Fox playing a clip of Trump in the principal's office denying what he said on video during recess multiple times as proof of what Trump says... is beyond gullible.
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@Jolly said in Kwestions for Kamala:
Enemy from within, may also refer to the creeping socialism and communism from many on the Far Left.
In Trump's defense... being communist is still illegal here, right? Not that the 50's law is enforced anymore.
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So what are the odds she goes on Rogan, now?
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@89th said in Kwestions for Kamala:
Indeed if Harris has repeatedly called Trump supporters dumb, then you are right.
I will take direct implications and painfully obvious attitudes from her vocal supporters, as tantamount to repeated claims. TDS has always been logically incompatible with a graceful or good-faith understanding of those who support Trump.
Until then, Fox playing a clip of Trump in the principal's office denying what he said on video during recess multiple times as proof of what Trump says... is beyond gullible.
I'm not even sure what you're talking about, but I sense you're fixated on a certain framing of something Trump said that he then denied saying in another certain framing. Voters for the Democrat candidate were called "the enemy from within" by Trump? Is that it?
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@LuFins-Dad said in Kwestions for Kamala:
So what are the odds she goes on Rogan, now?
Oh man that would be fun. Better odds than going on Shapiro
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@89th said in Kwestions for Kamala:
@LuFins-Dad said in Kwestions for Kamala:
So what are the odds she goes on Rogan, now?
Oh man that would be fun. Better odds than going on Shapiro
No, she actually floated the idea. My guess is that’s over.
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@Horace said in Kwestions for Kamala:
I'm not even sure what you're talking about, but I sense you're fixated on a certain framing of something Trump said that he then denied saying in another certain framing. Voters for the Democrat candidate were called "the enemy from within" by Trump? Is that it?
Not really... the topic in the interview was Trump saying he would use police, national guard, and what not to take care of American citizens who disagreed with him (far left, communists, anti-tanning spray activists), and so Baier said "oh but Kamala, we asked Trump about this and he denied it" and her (logical) reaction was "hold up bro... you showed the part where he denied it, but didn't show the videos where he actually said it." So my whole point here is... she was right to call out Fox on that lazy approach to defend Donald.
I'd say the same thing if the inverse happened. If Trump was on MSNBC and said that Kamala called college kids stupid, and then MSNBC shows a clip of Kamala saying "I never said that", you'd be like... WTF, show the clip where she did say that, not the lazy excuse/denial clip.
