Quote (thesnipa @ 26 Nov 2018 13:53)
that's not a very competent argument, let alone a competent thought.
So then you admit to wasting a competent argument then?
Or do you not know how english works?
Petty argument anyway, detracting from the fact that the President is a treasonous thug that does nothing to show respect for the American People.
Here is a very interesting article presenting the dangers with such an important figure getting away with ruthless and countless lies:
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/01/donald-trump-lies-liar-effect-brain-214658Quote
The distressing reality is that our sense of truth is far more fragile than we would like to think it is—especially in the political arena, and especially when that sense of truth is twisted by a figure in power. As the 19th-century Scottish philosopher Alexander Bain put it, “The great master fallacy of the human mind is believing too much.” False beliefs, once established, are incredibly tricky to correct. A leader who lies constantly creates a new landscape, and a citizenry whose sense of reality may end up swaying far more than they think possible. It’s little wonder that authoritarian regimes with sophisticated propaganda operations can warp the worldviews of entire populations. “You are annihilated, exhausted, you can’t control yourself or remember what you said two minutes before. You feel that all is lost,” as one man who had been subject to Mao Zedong’s “reeducation” campaign in China put it to the psychiatrist Robert Lifton. “You accept anything he says.”