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[Max Peck]

I don't generally like the wrap music, but I'll bet I'd like that one if it had captions. I can only make out every third word or so.

It ain't pretty, but...

[Kraken]

Better, thanks

[Isgrimnur]

Before they blurred the nameplates, it was US (guy 1) vs UK (Guy 2, glasses).

[Punisher]

I don't generally like the wrap music, but I'll bet I'd like that one if it had captions. I can only make out every third word or so.

It ain't pretty, but...

Modern version of Hamiltons cabinet rap Battles

[Daehawk]

This plainly says it all



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Oh Oh! I found another good one. Since you told me how to clear my cache of that stupid shit Im now getting the good stuff. Love the guy at the end debating the idiot

[Victoria Raverna]

[Daehawk]

Why is it I can sit in my bedroom and know all the truths and have the real information. I dont even get out anywhere. And I can plainly see the lies and the shit these idiots eat up and regurgitate out. Pathetic brain power.

[Isgrimnur]

[GreenGoo]

Nobody is, and it's hard work looking past the propaganda and staying informed. Hard. Work.

No wonder many don't bother, especially if the propaganda is favourable to your point of view.

[Scraper]

Nobody is, and it's hard work looking past the propaganda and staying informed. Hard. Work.

No wonder many don't bother, especially if the propaganda is favourable to your point of view.

I have an uncle who insists that a local school has cat litter in the bathrooms for kids who think they're cats. I've directly debunked it to his face multiple times and yet he still believes it. A lot of people fall into the confirmation bias hole and can't get out. My uncle isn't a dumb person either, he just refuses to challenge his beliefs.

[Jaymann]

Nobody is, and it's hard work looking past the propaganda and staying informed. Hard. Work.

No wonder many don't bother, especially if the propaganda is favourable to your point of view.

I have an uncle who insists that a local school has cat litter in the bathrooms for kids who think they're cats. I've directly debunked it to his face multiple times and yet he still believes it. A lot of people fall into the confirmation bias hole and can't get out. My uncle isn't a dumb person either, he just refuses to challenge his beliefs.

Bah, everyone knows they use sawdust.

[Alefroth]

Nobody is, and it's hard work looking past the propaganda and staying informed. Hard. Work.

No wonder many don't bother, especially if the propaganda is favourable to your point of view.

I have an uncle who insists that a local school has cat litter in the bathrooms for kids who think they're cats. I've directly debunked it to his face multiple times and yet he still believes it. A lot of people fall into the confirmation bias hole and can't get out. My uncle isn't a dumb person either, he just refuses to challenge his beliefs.

What is the confirmation bias in this case? He wants to believe kids identify as cats?

[LawBeefaroni]

Nobody is, and it's hard work looking past the propaganda and staying informed. Hard. Work.

No wonder many don't bother, especially if the propaganda is favourable to your point of view.

I have an uncle who insists that a local school has cat litter in the bathrooms for kids who think they're cats. I've directly debunked it to his face multiple times and yet he still believes it. A lot of people fall into the confirmation bias hole and can't get out. My uncle isn't a dumb person either, he just refuses to challenge his beliefs.

What is the confirmation bias in this case? He wants to believe kids identify as cats?

He wants to believe that schools are so off the rails they let kids shit in litter boxes in the name of inclusion.

[Scraper]

Nobody is, and it's hard work looking past the propaganda and staying informed. Hard. Work.

No wonder many don't bother, especially if the propaganda is favourable to your point of view.

I have an uncle who insists that a local school has cat litter in the bathrooms for kids who think they're cats. I've directly debunked it to his face multiple times and yet he still believes it. A lot of people fall into the confirmation bias hole and can't get out. My uncle isn't a dumb person either, he just refuses to challenge his beliefs.

What is the confirmation bias in this case? He wants to believe kids identify as cats?

He wants to believe that schools are so off the rails they let kids shit in litter boxes in the name of inclusion.

Yes this, more specifically it's a dig at trans kids, because if we allow trans kids to use the bathroom of their identity then why not let kids shit in a litter box. What irritates me the most at his line of thinking on the issue is that his own son is openly gay and my uncle accepts him and his boyfriend, but for some reason a trans person is too much for him and he kicks down at trans people.

[LawBeefaroni]

Yep, if your slippery slope fallacy suddenly becomes true you look less silly.

[YellowKing]

My uncle isn't a dumb person either, he just refuses to challenge his beliefs.

One of the smartest guys I know is a MAGA anti-vaxxer. Smart people are the worst, as they have the intellect to come up with creative ways to justify their beliefs in the face of contradictory evidence.

[waitingtoconnect]

Nobody is, and it's hard work looking past the propaganda and staying informed. Hard. Work.

No wonder many don't bother, especially if the propaganda is favourable to your point of view.

I have an uncle who insists that a local school has cat litter in the bathrooms for kids who think they're cats. I've directly debunked it to his face multiple times and yet he still believes it. A lot of people fall into the confirmation bias hole and can't get out. My uncle isn't a dumb person either, he just refuses to challenge his beliefs.

I don’t understand it it’s totally out of control in so many people nowadays - is it a loss of critical thinking? Even when the evidence is right before them. Is it cognitive dissonance, narcissism … entitlement.

How can these people see five fingers when there obviously is four? (1984 reference.)

How did we get from Liz Cheney and John Bolton who had extreme positions but had positions based on reality - to this? Was it the Iraq war lie?

[YellowKing]

What irritates me the most at his line of thinking on the issue is that his own son is openly gay and my uncle accepts him and his boyfriend, but for some reason a trans person is too much for him and he kicks down at trans people.

What irritates me is my dad is always digging at trans people even though they don't impact his life in any way, shape, or form. He doesn't know any trans people, his kids are already grown, there is no aspect of his life in which a trans person is going to have any meaningful, or even cursory, interaction.

Yet he gets so upset about trans people in sports, when to my knowledge the man has never watched a sporting event in his life, on TV or otherwise.

I can't imagine the mindset that makes your blood pressure boil reading about a demographic of people you literally have zero interaction with. To me it would be like suddenly getting outraged because I found out Finnish beekeepers wore pink crocs.

I guess it all just comes down to fear. People fear what they don't understand, and hate is often an easy substitute for fear. It's easier to just hate something and dismiss it than to try to deal with your fear of it.

[Smoove_B]

Some of it is fear, yes. But there's also a subset (in my experience) that think/believe that "others" are getting an advantage at something (sports, life, work) that they themselves don't believe they had. They're framing it in the idea of "fairness" without ever acknowledging all the advantages they likely had.

[Victoria Raverna]

Maybe he had a bad experience with trans? Had a crush on a pretty girl that turned out to be a trans?

[Daehawk]

Back in the better old days...tv could say a lot by only saying what was blatantly obvious and right.

[Punisher]

I wish they had the whole Happy Days series available for streaming.

[Kraken]

I'd love to see All in the Family again, if it's streaming on a service I already pay for. Haven't seen it since it originally aired.

[Daehawk]

Al Bundy himself rips Trump a new one

[stessier]

I'd love to see All in the Family again, if it's streaming on a service I already pay for. Haven't seen it since it originally aired.

It appears to be streaming on Freevee.

[Kraken]

Al Bundy himself rips Trump a new one

Watched until they started playing clips of trump speaking, then quit in disgust. I really can't stand the sight or sound of that man. Maybe Al Bundy can convert a few voters from the dark side.

[Holman]

How did we get from Liz Cheney and John Bolton who had extreme positions but had positions based on reality - to this? Was it the Iraq war lie?

John Bolton and Liz Cheney's dad were both absolutely instrumental to the Iraq War lie.

[Blackhawk]

I don’t understand it it’s totally out of control in so many people nowadays - is it a loss of critical thinking? Even when the evidence is right before them. Is it cognitive dissonance, narcissism … entitlement.

How can these people see five fingers when there obviously is four? (1984 reference.)

How did we get from Liz Cheney and John Bolton who had extreme positions but had positions based on reality - to this? Was it the Iraq war lie?

Inertia and feature creep.

You choose to accept a few feel-good small lies. They're only a slight deviation from reality, and they make you feel better. Once you get used to those lies, it's easy to believe the medium lies. Not only have you allowed that kind of thinking in, but when you're standing at small lies, medium lies are only a slight deviation from where you're at. Besides, to deny the medium lies would require a change in thinking that would require you to reexamine the small feel-good lies, and that makes you feel bad.

Then, when you're standing at medium lies...

Eventually you just go with the flow and accept it all.

That's why it's so important to avoid even the small lies from gaining a foothold.

[Daehawk]

Lots could be said of the people in this video but its better that you dont give them the time of day.

[Blackhawk]

I'm also not interested in videos that serve only to insult the side I don't agree with. Biased is biased.

[Daehawk]

Maybe this video is better suited for you...

[Daehawk]

Trump Gets MERCILESSLY BOOED by Libertarians when he tries to take over the Libertarian Convention in Washington DC with his MAGA supporters at the Libertarian's own convention.

[Daehawk]

Heres another one of those videos. I cant stop laughing at it. omg.

[Victoria Raverna]

A more neutral and respected source:

[Daehawk]

Thanks

[Carpet_pissr]

I’m not outraged, as much as the epically annoying ‘conductor’ in the second vid wanted me to be.

Who and why did they invite him? Publicity? Money?

[LordMortis]

Who and why did they invite him? Publicity? Money?

I haven't watched but they also invited Biden who didn't respond to the invitation but rather did what you do on Memorial weekend, spend time with the military. In the bit I saw TFG claimed after so much harassment by the federal gov't that he is now libertarian. Invitations, I assume are an appeal to legitimacy. Given how the libertarians had been co-opted by the Tea Party Conservatives that gave life TFG, I'm surprised (as I bet he was) that he'd be rejected.

[Kraken]

Libertarians typically pull up to 3% of the vote, which is enough to swing some states. So I'm glad they aren't in the bag for trump. They aren't Biden fans, either, so they'll most likely support their own spoiler candidate and only leak trump/Biden votes around the edges, stealing from both major parties about equally.

[Daehawk]

I just love seeing tRump get toasted. Doesn't matter who does it.

[Smoove_B]

That weird rare time when your religious and D&D knowledge actually help you understand something.