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No he didn’t, read the full quote in context.

rbanffy 5y ago
"And then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in one minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning" sounds a lot like injecting disinfectant. I admit the original, rambling, confused and barely coherent reduced-vocabulary speech can be interpreted in a multitude of ways, some of which aren't insane, but this is Donnie we are talking about.
- rubyist5eva 5y ago
  That is cherry picked from 2 full paragraphs of context, I posted it in another comment above, check my history.
  - rbanffy 5y ago
    I copied it out of your quote. It's there, right in the middle of his confused flow of thought. What is your interpretation? Is he still talking about light when he mentions the injection right after the disinfectant?
    - rubyist5eva 5y ago
      He's comparing the light to the disenfectant, and intrigued by the idea of "injecting" the light to do the same job that a disenfectant does on a surface. "so that you’re going to have to use medical doctors with, but it sounds interesting to me. So, we’ll see, but the whole concept of *the light*, the way *it kills it in one minute*." I mean, the comprehension here is not that difficult. Maybe you need to brush up on your "Queens-speak Translator".
      - rbanffy 5y ago
        "And then I see the disinfectant" is a very strange construction to refer to the effect of light, but you are entitled to "your truth" it seems, at least according to the current doublethink norms the GOP follows.
        rubyist5eva 5y ago
        Not a republican, but I find the insult ironic because "your truth" is something that radical liberals use to justify their own doublethink.
        paulmd 5y ago
        > Not a republican, but I find the insult ironic because "your truth" is something that radical liberals use to justify their own doublethink. "I'm not a republican" ... "radical liberals justifying your doublethink..." hmmmmmm hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm yes, extremely definitely not a republican, we can definitely tell because you said so right at the start, and it's not like people would just go on the internet and pretend to be moderates, knowing that "moderation" is a trait that many people inherently assume to be credible and balanced. if you're gonna try to pull the "well ackshually I'm a moderate" you gotta try and sell it a little better, don't immediately leap right to the fox news political slurs in literally the same sentence as you try to frame yourself as a moderate. Kinda gives away the game a bit.
        rubyist5eva 5y ago
        k
        rbanffy 5y ago
        I find it surprising that Fox News political slurs are showing up even here.

"And then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in one minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning" sounds a lot like injecting disinfectant. I admit the original, rambling, confused and barely coherent reduced-vocabulary speech can be interpreted in a multitude of ways, some of which aren't insane, but this is Donnie we are talking about.

rubyist5eva 5y ago
That is cherry picked from 2 full paragraphs of context, I posted it in another comment above, check my history.
- rbanffy 5y ago
  I copied it out of your quote. It's there, right in the middle of his confused flow of thought. What is your interpretation? Is he still talking about light when he mentions the injection right after the disinfectant?
  - rubyist5eva 5y ago
    He's comparing the light to the disenfectant, and intrigued by the idea of "injecting" the light to do the same job that a disenfectant does on a surface. "so that you’re going to have to use medical doctors with, but it sounds interesting to me. So, we’ll see, but the whole concept of *the light*, the way *it kills it in one minute*." I mean, the comprehension here is not that difficult. Maybe you need to brush up on your "Queens-speak Translator".
    - rbanffy 5y ago
      "And then I see the disinfectant" is a very strange construction to refer to the effect of light, but you are entitled to "your truth" it seems, at least according to the current doublethink norms the GOP follows.
      - rubyist5eva 5y ago
        Not a republican, but I find the insult ironic because "your truth" is something that radical liberals use to justify their own doublethink.
        paulmd 5y ago
        > Not a republican, but I find the insult ironic because "your truth" is something that radical liberals use to justify their own doublethink. "I'm not a republican" ... "radical liberals justifying your doublethink..." hmmmmmm hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm yes, extremely definitely not a republican, we can definitely tell because you said so right at the start, and it's not like people would just go on the internet and pretend to be moderates, knowing that "moderation" is a trait that many people inherently assume to be credible and balanced. if you're gonna try to pull the "well ackshually I'm a moderate" you gotta try and sell it a little better, don't immediately leap right to the fox news political slurs in literally the same sentence as you try to frame yourself as a moderate. Kinda gives away the game a bit.
        rubyist5eva 5y ago
        k
        rbanffy 5y ago
        I find it surprising that Fox News political slurs are showing up even here.