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ChiGoose

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  1. Hey, can you use my promo code DINESH to buy some 2,000 Mules and some cozy sleepwear from MyPillow? Please also pick up Kash Patel's children's book as well. Also, you may be interested in some health supplements and Armageddon meal kits from Alex Jones. Since you're a gullible mark, please make sure to check those out!
  2. I don’t know it because it isn’t true. It just isn’t. The 2016 election wasn’t stolen. The 2020 election wasn’t stolen. We landed on the moon. JFK Jr is dead. The Earth is round. if you believe that Trump won the 2020 election (or Hillary won in 2016), you only do so because you have sought out information sources that make you feel good and tell you that you are smart. They believe you are a mark and a fool, and they treat you as such for their own gain.
  3. Well this is ignorant and disproven BS. That shift was predicted to happen because of how elections work in different states. Honest to god, if you still believe this nonsense, you should get some help. I hope there is someone in your family still willing to put up with you enough to help you. Log off the internet, it’s rotting your brain. Touch some grass. Talk to some people in person. Get a therapist.
  4. Depends on what he’s indicted on. They have him dead to rights on the stolen documents. The Jan 6 stuff is a lot murkier.
  5. I still check in because it’s fun to see what the most ignorant people on the internet actually believe. Anyone calling for violence is wrong.
  6. I mean, it’s true. But I don’t expect anyone on this board to believe anything that’s actually true. Went from wanting to reform the party to realizing I couldn’t be a part of it. The idiotic and ignorant posts that make up 90% of PPP are a good example of why.
  7. Lifelong pro-abortion Democrat and conman who manufactures all of his merchandise in China, and is the subject of multiple legal probes tells his supporters to beat up protestors: https://www.thedailybeast.com/cheats/2016/02/01/trump-i-ll-pay-for-protester-beatings
  8. But you see, I can point to a couple of instances of GOPers as pedophiles or being close to pedophiles. Therefore, I can paint the entire party and all of its supporters as being pro pedophile. Because I am smart. Now, where is my Dinesh discount code so I can buy Kash Patel’s new book?
  9. Are Republicans pro-pedophile? Perhaps https://news.yahoo.com/gop-candidate-wanted-protect-children-233215754.html https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna7253
  10. Obviously not. This is dumb.
  11. If anyone is looking for the sworn affidavit filed on this case, it's here: https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1548106/download Only 8 pages long, the facts section is pages 3-6, so pretty quick read. Probably better than rampant speculation.
  12. Scam just like Trump U. The game being played here is to set up your own personal consultancy, use that to create content for the Lincoln Project and send them inflated invoices so you can funnel the donations into your own pocket. You see similar things with candidates like Amy McGrath or that guy who is running against MTG. They put up ads on Twitter and the internet that are targeted not at changing the electoral outcome so much as bringing in donations that will be funneled to certain people. A healthy dose of skepticism of what we see on the internet is a good thing.
  13. This is the reason I was reluctant to return to this board. By basically every objective metric, the US’s response to COVID was terrible. Compare the per capita statistics to our peer countries and we looked like crap. We were not acting like the best country in the world, but instead like a country of complete incompetence. And it’s totally fine to question different responses by state and local governments. I thought they kept the schools closed too long. The pandemic hit in March, if you close the schools a bit early, then you have the entire summer to figure out how to keep them open in the fall. And prioritizing keeping bars and restaurants open when schools were closed was basically the opposite of what I think they should have done. But the federal government basically just told the states to take care of it. A global pandemic and the feds basically just washed their hands of it and left it to everyone else to figure out. We had states competing against each other to buy PPE from overseas, and then the feds would come over the top and outbid them to hoard supplies for the federal stockpile while people were dying. We had a Republican Governor sneak supplies through in the middle of the night because he was worried the feds would steal the supplies if they knew. You don’t have a functioning federal response when states have to start setting up whole new interstate quasi-governments so they could cooperate instead of compete. We literally have Donald Trump on tape saying in private that this was going to be really bad BEFORE he went out in public and said it was all going to be fine and it would disappear by the summer. It shouldn’t be surprising that you were statistically more likely to die of COVID if you were a Republican. We had a party and leader who were actively putting their supporters in lethal jeopardy and you’re all still kissing his ass. If the president wanted me dead, I wouldn’t be supporting him, not to mention shaping my entire worldview around a fantasy that he is an infallible godking Most of the posts on this board are barely distinguishable from a Brietbart comments section. It’s like all of the uncles that everyone secretly hoped wouldn’t come to Thanksgiving dinner got together to send boomer Facebook memes to each other. No wonder Billstime mostly just posts memes. Trying to engage in good faith with people so ignorant that they spend their time defending someone who basically tried to kill them is basically pointless.
  14. It was him or the guy who just decided to let hundreds of thousands of Americans die because he couldn’t even be bothered to care about a pandemic. Easy choice.
  15. No, I think the impact of the Jan 6 committee on the election will be minimal. Just wanted to dispel the false narrative that it’s convinced everyone to vote GOP.
  16. Jan 6th committee polling: 40% more likely to vote Dem 31% more likely to vote Rep 29% no effect I wonder if those more inclined to the GOP were just really impressed with all of the witnesses, who were almost all Republicans…
  17. Boy, you seem to be obsessed with straw man arguments almost as much as you’re obsessed with me.
  18. You do know that the committee ends at the end of the Congress, right? So even if they’re hiding the ball and never release a report (which I doubt), when the GOP likely takes over, McCarthy can just release everything. One way or the other, we will see the testimonies. Then again, McCarthy is a moron so he may find a way to screw this up.
  19. Your entire statement here seems to hinge on the incorrect belief that natural immunity lasts longer in children than the vaccine’s effects. “Our results are consistent with more recent research, which shows that children develop neutralizing antibodies, the best marker to date of protective immunity against COVID-19, at least as well as adults. However, the antibody levels after infection were much lower than antibody levels seen after vaccination. The results show that infection in children leads to antibodies that could protect to some degree against future infection or disease, but antibody levels are lower, and so probably less protective, than those after vaccination.” Also, vaccines do help prevent hospitalizations: During March–May 2021, SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccines were highly effective for preventing Covid-19 hospitalizations among US adults. SARS-CoV-2 vaccination was beneficial for patients with immunosuppression, but effectiveness was lower in the immunosuppressed population. If you have concerns about the vaccines and whether or not you or a family member should get one, the rational thing to do is to reach out to your primary care physician. They will be able to answer your questions and recommend a course of action.
  20. Where in the article or the documents does it say that Pelosi rejected the request? It looks like the Sgt At Arms rejected it. And if Pelosi really did reject the help (which does not appear to be the case) and you think that’s bad, I wonder what you think about Trump rejecting calls to put an end to the violence for hours. I’m sure that as logical straight shooter, you’re even more upset at that.
  21. …she’s the Speaker of the House. She decides who sits on select committees. Like, this isn’t hard, dude. Also, you seem to believe something that is very much not true: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2021/07/27/fact-check-nancy-pelosi-isnt-in-charge-capitol-police/8082088002/
  22. LOL. Drinking the Kool Aid, I see. Pelosi rejected Banks and Jordan because she suspected they might have been involved in the events leading up to Jan 6 so them serving on the committee would have been a conflict. She would have seated the rest of McCarthy‘s slate. I guess the 9/11 commission was partisan because we didn’t have any Al Qaeda terrorists on it to give their perspective. The Warren Commission was partisan because they didn’t have Lee Harvey Oswald on it (or whoever was on the grassy knoll if you’re one of those people). Every single witness who testified to the committee was either a Republican or non-partisan. If they wanted it to be more bipartisan, they should have had more Democrats testify, I guess.
  23. Questioning of facts is one thing, but the majority of this board is essentially taking that “4 out of 5 dentists recommend trident” and searching for that 5th doctor who recommends chewing on tinfoil. Also, the COVID vaccine does reduce hospitalization in children.
  24. She agreed to three people McCarthy wanted and then he withdrew them either because he’s an idiot or because he felt it would allow idiots to claim that it was Pelosi’s fault there were only two republicans on the committee.
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