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@Mik said in The Worlds Biggest Fast Food Chain............. Coming to America:

We have some bubble tea places here. Can't imagine why I would ever want something sugary like that.

Yeah I wended myself off sugary drinks in late high school when I was on something of a fitness kick and now I just can’t drink them. They seem sickening. It’s weird because I can eat ice cream or chocolate shakes every day of the week so it’s not just the sugar.

@89th said in The Worlds Biggest Fast Food Chain............. Coming to America:

Haven't heard of it. Haven't heard of Luckin or Wallace either, both in top 10 globally... I guess there are a few extra customers in China.

Luckin must have extraterrestrial origins.

@Doctor-Phibes said in “You people” on steroids:

Say what you like about Trump, he doesn't discriminate. He talks to everyone as if they’re he’s an abject moron.

FIFY.

Providence area.

Yeah a friend of mine (lives in Philly) sold his Miami condo that he had owned for decades when suddenly the condo fees went sky high and there was talk of special assessments. He said holding onto it as an occasional vacation getaway was untenable.

You can hire people here but it tends to be difficult when you need it most.

@89th I had a snow blower for years at my old house. I’m familiar with the downsides which is why I didn’t buy one here at first.

I know, I know. Fake but accurate.

More kudos to Rufo here, pushing back on yet another major magtard account.

The most interesting thing about this is how one Magtard account known for passing on disinformation can doubly misquote him and lie about the setting and the entire right wing runs with it. Then when the errors are pointed out, they immediately go into ‘it’s fake but accurate’ mode. With rare but honorable exceptions such as Rufo.

I hadn’t heard of him either and I’m probably more dialed in to what’s going on in Mexico than your average bear.

I’m pretty good at stopping every couple of minutes to catch my breath. I’ve got another hour or so to do tomorrow. Today I did the front walk, tomorrow I’ll dig the car out from the tip of the driveway. I purposely didn’t put it in the garage because that would mean shoveling the entire driveway. Next year iim getting a snow blower.

Let’s see what this libtard had to say.

@Horace said in “You people” on steroids:

!I know you don't see how your mind wriggles in these situations, but the lies here are the ones you are telling yourself.

BWAHAHAHAHAHA

I don’t think the word ‘framing’ means what you think it does. “I can’t read” and “I can’t read my speeches” are two very different things.

The second sentence changes the meaning that’s why. Why do you think they omitted it? That’s a question you’ve dodged several times now.

Also, odd you don’t mention the “I can’t read’ misquote and the omitted paragraph. That’s obviously disingenuous to the point of being a straight up lie.

@Horace said in “You people” on steroids:

But I won't hold my breath for an honest engagement here.

Says the guy who posts a misquote, has it pointed out to him, and still won’t acknowledge it.

@Horace said in “You people” on steroids:

@jon-nyc said in “You people” on steroids:

You still haven’t listened to the full quote I see.

“I’m no better than you. I’m a 960 SAT guy.”

I don't suppose there's any chance you could explain why you think that means "I'm dumb just like you" isn't an accurate paraphrase.

For the same reason they omitted the sentence that changes its meaning. = and !> are two different comparators.

If you find the full video he was talking about growing up with dyslexia, responding to a question by the interviewer.

The thing with Trump though is you don’t have to be disingenuous and fabricate bad quotes.