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CryptKicker · 02-19-2021, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by pxmcc

you said i got my ideas from lib media, specifically on:
-syria
-space force
-immigration
-trump judges perfect for 1789

so i'm asking you to find the lib media sources where i plagiarized my ideas from. and best of luck good sir!

Space force:
Google "space force ny times", space force washington post, space force the atlantic, etc---

You can do that for every single subject above and include any of your liberal media you have already admitted you read/watch, and get all sorts of liberal leaning disagreements to the way Trump handled any of those subjects. One does not need to post URLs to know you are full of crap when saying you have formed any of these opinions on your own merits

pxmcc · 02-19-2021, 06:24 PM

^if you can't cite a specific liberal piece of media that i may have gotten my ideas from, then i'm underwhelmed.

but anyway, back on topic. biden said he's tired talking about trump. i kinda see his point, but trump is still an important political force in America, especially on the Republican Party. Pubs opened a Pandora's Box by electing Trump that they may find hard to close back up, imo.

CryptKicker · 02-19-2021, 07:00 PM

If you are too lazy to simply Google it I don't know what to tell you other than you are too scared to be proven wrong once again. I found at least 27 sources on less than half of the liberal sites you said you read frequently. There is no way in hell you could read any of these frequently and NOT read a number of those articles. Quit deflecting to save you liberal high ground and do your own research. It's simple and since Google is a liberal leaning search engine the stuff comes right up.

CryptKicker · 02-19-2021, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by pxmcc

but anyway, back on topic. biden said he's tired talking about trump. i kinda see his point, but trump is still an important political force in America, especially on the Republican Party. Pubs opened a Pandora's Box by electing Trump that they may find hard to close back up, imo.

If the Dems don't want to talk about Trump any longer than have Biden tell Pelosi to kill the bill she introduced to not allow anyone impeached twice be buried in Arlington Cemetery. Tell Biden to stop referencing Trump in every socialist EO he signs. Butthurt much?

winn dixie · 02-19-2021, 09:28 PM

pxmcc · 02-20-2021, 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by CryptKicker

If you are too lazy to simply Google it I don't know what to tell you other than you are too scared to be proven wrong once again. I found at least 27 sources on less than half of the liberal sites you said you read frequently. There is no way in hell you could read any of these frequently and NOT read a number of those articles. Quit deflecting to save you liberal high ground and do your own research. It's simple and since Google is a liberal leaning search engine the stuff comes right up.

then just post the link for one article whose ideas i may have co-opted, intentionally or unintentionally, and we'll call it a day. is that fair?

the fact is i'm not a lib, i'm not conservative either. i'm in favor of smart policy and i'm against dumb policy. i believe the first thing to do when evaluating a problem is to forget everything you think you know about how that problem should be solved. and then go from there.

for example, there is a bet in dice called a hop bet. it's one of the worst bets on the table, with an 11.1% house advantage. only idiots even play it. no smart dice player expects to win a dime on the hop; it's worse than a slow bleed, like the field bet is, at a 5% house advantage. but i started over, forgetting everything i knew about the hop. i said, what if...
then i modeled my theory on Excel, and it checked out. then we tested it shooting dice on the hotel bed, and it checked out again. so, using nothing more than the Hop-and an even worse bet called the Big Red (it's literally the worst bet on the table)-my nephew bought in at 50k and colored up at 79.7 on a 4 day trip.

so i say again. forget everything you thought you knew, and start over, reexamining every assumption you think to be true. then you'll be able to solve little problems, and big problems too. (and like Master Yoda says, there is no try.)

and by the way, there is no center, left, or right either. there is only smart and dumb.

CryptKicker · 02-20-2021, 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by pxmcc

then just post the link for one article whose ideas i may have co-opted, intentionally or unintentionally, and we'll call it a day. is that fair?

Typical liberal bullshit. Always looking for a handout. It's not enough that they be showed the way. They want it handed to them on a golden plate and even read out loud to them. Geesh... get a pair and look it up sir.

CryptKicker · 02-20-2021, 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by pxmcc

the fact is i'm not a lib, i'm not conservative either. i'm in favor of smart policy and i'm against dumb policy. i believe the first thing to do when evaluating a problem is to forget everything you think you know about how that problem should be solved. and then go from there.

Practically everything you post is out of the leftist liberal playbook and you say you are not a liberal? Bernie would be proud. The post of the elephant taking a dump is perfect to describe the majority of what you post.

VitaMan · 02-20-2021, 10:37 AM

Everyone gets most of their ideas from others. History is a example of standing on the shoulders of others.

Even Bill Gates did not create or invent the first pc computer operating system. He was lucky enough to have someone in Seattle that happened to do that.......then he purchased it, and improved it. Einstein stood on the shoulders of many physicists before he came up with his formulas.

TryWeakly · 02-20-2021, 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by CryptKicker

Practically everything you post is out of the leftist liberal playbook and you say you are not a liberal? Bernie would be proud. The post of the elephant taking a dump is perfect to describe the majority of what you post.

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Slitlikr · 02-20-2021, 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by VitaMan

Everyone gets most of their ideas from others. History is a example of standing on the shoulders of others.

Even Bill Gates did not create or invent the first pc computer operating system. He was lucky enough to have someone in Seattle that happened to do that.......then he purchased it, and improved it. Einstein stood on the shoulders of many physicists before he came up with his formulas.

Libs erase history.
They stand on each other's shoulders to tear monuments down.

pxmcc · 03-05-2021, 08:09 AM

i dont time have to fully explain what i think about what trump did in afghanistan other than to say it was an absolute travesty, standard stuff with trump throwing allies under the bus. he left biden with a clusterfuck if there ever was one. thoughts after reading the essay? (but not before please.)
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.new...fghanistan/amp

pxmcc · 03-05-2021, 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Slitlikr

Libs erase history.
They stand on each other's shoulders to tear monuments down.

trump wanted to erase history too. he lost fair and square but wanted to erase history and replace it with fantasy-that he actually won the election.

are the monuments confederate heroes? if so, it might be a good time to consider a reevaluation. everyone who fought for the confed was fighting to maintain slavery. what we did to those folks was heinous, and it hurt the black people in the U.S.
just compare the educational difference from those who grew up in the British or French system. I met many Africans in grad school, and they were top of the class.

We had zero A.A.s in the Ph. D. program. zero. is that coincidence?

CryptKicker · 03-05-2021, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by pxmcc

i dont time have to fully explain what i think about what trump did in afghanistan other than to say it was an absolute travesty, standard stuff with trump throwing allies under the bus. he left biden with a clusterfuck if there ever was one. thoughts after reading the essay? (but not before please.)
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.new...fghanistan/amp

So just to keep it straight you would rather us be in a war in Afghanistan instead of taking care of our own interests here in the US? Not talking Trump or Biden politics with this question so don't go there. Interested in your true opinion about us being the world's traffic cop and not fixing issues in the US instead.

CryptKicker · 03-05-2021, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by pxmcc

trump wanted to erase history too. he lost fair and square but wanted to erase history and replace it with fantasy-that he actually won the election.

are the monuments confederate heroes? if so, it might be a good time to consider a reevaluation. everyone who fought for the confed was fighting to maintain slavery. what we did to those folks was heinous, and it hurt the black people in the U.S.
just compare the educational difference from those who grew up in the British or French system. I met many Africans in grad school, and they were top of the class.

We had zero A.A.s in the Ph. D. program. zero. is that coincidence?

This isn't even close to being the same thing as the Liberals wanting to erase our past history. Slavery was common all over the world back in that time and there is no way in hell that several generations later we owe anything in retributions for folks that won't even try to bring themselves upright. I had many, many minorities including blacks in my PHD program, both times. So stop playing the race card just because you did not.