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Why is it so difficult for people to just say he was right about something? Guess TDS is real.
by throwntoday 4y ago
Why is it so difficult for people to just say he was right about something? Guess TDS is real.
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- codingdave 4y agoA broken clock is right twice a day. It is still a broken clock.
- gnz11 4y agoTrump wasn’t right by virtue, he was feuding poorly with Xi Jinping on the national stage at the time. It just worked out in his favor that TikTok could be banned on national security reasons. Ellison is/was also a Trump backer, so Oracle being in the mix probably had to do with that.
- bediger4000 4y agoIt was easy to say Trump was right about TikTok. Just for the wrong reasons. There's even a pungent rural metaphor about that situation, which I, as a rural Missourian, used. Being quick on the draw with accusations of "TDS", or "BDS" seems like a tell for insecurity. Being wrong about it is even worse.
- throwntoday 4y agoExcept he was right on many occassions and even vindicated on his predictions (see: German energy crisis). Just strange to see people disagree with a sound idea simply because of the person pitching it. And the slight about insecurity is odd coming from someone on SSRI's.
- bediger4000 4y agoA sly dig from literally a throwaway account! I'm mortality wounded, cut to the quick! You're twice wrong - SSRIs treat depression, not insecurity. And dude you don't need to take SSRIs to understand if they work. You can see the effects on friends, relatives,coworkers or even those so habitually coarse as to use throwaway IDs.
- throwntoday 4y agoI've been using this "throwaway" for a year. It's my only account.