occasionopinion

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   by occasionopinion 6y ago

   The initial warning label should have been simple and kept to objectively defensible claims. "Donald Trump said people in California do not need to register to receive a ballot. This is false. See $governmentSite for further informat
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   by occasionopinion 6y ago

   Anti-black racism is obviously worse than anti-white racism. No rational person would argue that they're equivalent. That does not mean that anti-white racism should be acceptable. It's a pretty simple concept.
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   by occasionopinion 6y ago

   It's not an opinion, it's a statement. Therein lies the rub. There is no reasonable interpretation of "There is NO WAY (ZERO!)" to mean "there may possibly be". e: The President just helpfully tweeted out in s
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   by occasionopinion 6y ago

   I agree completely. Trump does not have a crystal ball. Therefore, he should not present things as established fact if they are merely unproven opinion. He is in a position of power and influence. His words have far-reaching consequences
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   by occasionopinion 6y ago

   Trump is not "wondering". His statement was unambiguous: "There is NO WAY (ZERO!) that Mail-In Ballots will be anything less than substantially fraudulent." This is an unproven statement. Numerous elections experts dis
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   by occasionopinion 6y ago

   There is a conspiracy against white people in Western society. On social media, no one would bat an eye at the quote "white people are trash". The quote "black people are trash" is (correctly) an instant ban. If Sara