Hillary Clinton
"So when a man listens to an "expert" and they tell him that the Clintons are serial murderers or that the end is nigh, they're not supposed to believe them... but when we go to your experts, we're supposed to humble ourselves at their wisdom and take their word for it? It's not about knowing better than they do. It's about knowing better than they tell me. To really vet something you need to walk the reasoning yourself; they provide the instructions for that. I found those instructions lacking. Practice what you preach. When Stephen Colbert was killed by HYDRA's Project Insight in 2014, the comedy world lost a hero. Since his life model decoy isn't up to the task, please do not mistake my performance as political discussion. I'm just doing what Steve would have wanted. Последняя редакция: ScrotieMcB#2697. Время: 27 окт. 2016 г., 16:23:05
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Scrotes, what are you even talking about here? The people I'm referring to are experts on constitutional law. I'm taking their word on a matter of constitutional law. This is entirely reasonable.
What experts do you have that believe "the Clintons are serial murderers" or "the end is nigh?" What are these people experts in? Murder conspiracies? "The end?" Give me a fucking break. Keep your false equivalencies to yourself. My experts and your "experts" are obviously not at all the same, and the fact that you keep saying nonsense like this should make it really obvious even to you that you're standing on the shakiest of ground. Последняя редакция: Jennik#1783. Время: 27 окт. 2016 г., 16:33:18
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Here are some experts judging the probablity for Trump to become the GOP nominee: http://edition.cnn.com/2015/07/09/politics/donald-trump-data-pivit-2016-election/
GGG banning all political discussion shortly after getting acquired by China is a weird coincidence.
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" ... That was in reference to Ghaddafi, not UBL. But either way, completely unacceptable. And you ignored what I said about Syria. - 0 * - < _ > - * 0 -- 0 * - < _ > - * 0 -- 0 * - < _ > - * 0 -- 0 * - < _ > - * 0- 0 * - <
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Even if we accept that those people are experts on constitutional law, the Snopes folks didn't construct a full argument. The experts in Constitutional law say (paraphrased): "this law would be subject to a challenge of its constitutionality." Even if we accept that on blind faith... has such a challenge occurred yet? Are we supposed to interpret law not as written, but as we imagine the Supreme Court would overturn it in some probable future? What I read from that, assuming I agreed with the experts (and, actually, I do; I'm just astonished at the hypocrisy given Obama's shameless, Bush-esque expansion of presidential power), is this: Clinton should have been tried, found guilty, appealed, eventually reviewed by SCOTUS, and overturned citing the 8th Amendment.
Edit: the "expert" part about it being moot due to trial in the court of public opinion, however, that's just undiluted bullshit. This election cycle is proof of that. When Stephen Colbert was killed by HYDRA's Project Insight in 2014, the comedy world lost a hero. Since his life model decoy isn't up to the task, please do not mistake my performance as political discussion. I'm just doing what Steve would have wanted. Последняя редакция: ScrotieMcB#2697. Время: 27 окт. 2016 г., 16:50:38
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" This might be hard for you to wrap your head around, but 1% chances happen all the time. Trump's early numbers were pretty awful. Obviously they improved. The ridiculous thing was when, later on, Trump's numbers were huge and some people still just couldn't believe he'd win. Disagreeing with the facts doesn't look good on anybody. Nate Silver bombed particularly hard on this. The polls said Trump was going to win, but Nate just refused to accept that people were going to vote for such a tremendously unqualified and horrible person. The lesson to learn here is not that Nate Silver is an asshole or that experts are dumb. It's that disagreeing with observable evidence is fucking stupid. If you believe the particular experts quoted in the Snopes article are not to be trusted on that subject, please expound on why that is so. Explain why the people best prepared to understand this subject are, in this case at least, untrustworthy. |
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" My bad on the subject of that quote. Evidently I got it tangled in my head at some point. As for the acceptability, that's a personal view of yours that I really can't do anything about. Most of the complaints about it are just pearl clutching by people looking for any possible way to attack HRC. If you honestly have an issue with someone laughing about the death of a terrible person, that's not something I can argue you out of. I'll just disagree. As for what you said about Syria, she called her plan the "least bad option among many even worse alternatives." These are incredibly complex situations with life and death consequences for thousands of people. When you simplify it down to "arming rebels bad," you do the discussion a tremendous disservice. You may disagree with her given your overly simplistic understanding of the realities of the situation, but that in no way means she was wrong. |
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A bit off topic, but regarding 'muh conspiracy', look at what's going on in Worst Korea:
https://i.sli.mg/2Su3kp.jpg GGG banning all political discussion shortly after getting acquired by China is a weird coincidence.
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" It was a donation from an American, wired from a bank in belize. Belize is not in America or part of America. The guy that made the donation...is in America and part of America. But ya man, they got a donation from Belize! Hey...is this thing on? Последняя редакция: LostForm#2813. Время: 27 окт. 2016 г., 17:14:21
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" Clearly you get your information from the best sources. I concede all future arguments to you. |
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