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> I generally regard him as intelligent and thoughtful Based on a YouTube video mentioned in another comment thread (https://youtu.be/CoxxGhLFbw4?t=2m30s https
by rajathagasthya 10y ago
> I generally regard him as intelligent and thoughtful
Based on a YouTube video mentioned in another comment thread (https://youtu.be/CoxxGhLFbw4?t=2m30s https://youtu.be/CoxxGhLFbw4?t=2m30s), I wouldn't regard him as intelligent by any means.
- chmullig 10y agoAfter seeing him speak, I agree. He seems dumb, assholish, and lucky.
- oldmanjay 10y agoWhat luck that his publicly well-reasoned move supporting trump played out as he detailed, the dumb asshole.
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- fastball 10y agoYeah, he went to Stanford for undergrad and law school - he's obviously a dunce.
- rajathagasthya 10y agoWhat's with mentioning that he went to Stanford law school? This is the second such comment (the other commenter deleted it for some reason). Is someone incapable of having illogical thoughts because they went to "Stanford law school"? He says this in the video: > Whenever you hear someone use the word science it's like a tell that they're bluffing Try to make sense of it.
- fastball 10y agoYou said "I wouldn't regard him as intelligent by any means" (emphasis mine). If you don't want people to question your statements, try not to make them so sweeping. Someone that graduated from Stanford twice is definitely intelligent by some means.
- rajathagasthya 10y agoHow about not putting words in my mouth? I never said I don't want people to question my statements. Do so all you want. > Someone that graduated from Stanford twice is definitely intelligent by some means. I just don't pay attention to his Stanford degrees as much as I do to his words. And they certainly don't impress me. Now, you may have a different opinion and you're free to do so. But I don't agree with it.