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4 minutes ago, The Big Cat said:

 

FALSE.

 

56% were purchased after the election, meaning there were roughly 4.4 million impressions before the election. 

 

https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2017/10/hard-questions-russian-ads-delivered-to-congress/

 

Which do you believe had a bigger impact on the electorate: 

 

 

A few million dollars spent on obscure FB ads which hardly anyone saw? 

 

Or

 

The hundreds of millions of dollars poured into the election by both parties? 

 

 

Posted
1 minute ago, GG said:

 

And how many of those 4.4 million impressions were in support of Bernie?  

 

Okay so we acknowledge you made a false statement in order stifle the opposing argument. That's good enough for me.

 

 

Just now, Deranged Rhino said:

 

Which do you believe had a bigger impact on the electorate: 

 

 

A few million dollars spent on obscure FB ads which hardly anyone saw? 

 

Or

 

The hundreds of millions of dollars poured into the election by both parties? 

 

 

 

You mean the obscure ads that 4.4 million people saw?

 

At least you acknowledge that those 4.4 million impressions had a tangible impact, regardless of how it compares. That's good enough for me.

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Posted
Just now, The Big Cat said:

You mean the obscure ads that 4.4 million people saw?

 

At least you acknowledge that those 4.4 million impressions had a tangible impact, regardless of how it compares. That's good enough for me.

 

You didn't answer the question. 

Posted
Just now, Deranged Rhino said:

 

You didn't answer the question. 

 

Because it was a stupid !@#$ing question that followed no relevant logic to your argument or to any argument any one else in their right mind would make.


It was a stupid !@#$ing question that has no measurable answer, and that's why you asked it in the first place, hoping I was some kind of a moron.

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Posted (edited)
4 minutes ago, The Big Cat said:

 

Okay so we acknowledge you made a false statement in order stifle the opposing argument. That's good enough for me.

 

 

 

You mean the obscure ads that 4.4 million people saw?

 

At least you acknowledge that those 4.4 million impressions had a tangible impact, regardless of how it compares. That's good enough for me.

 

Not quite.  You cannot make a straight correlation based on what FB disclosed, because they didn't specify whether the pre-election ads were seen equally as the post-election ads.  Again, based on the total meltdown on Nov. 7, I can make an argument that the post-election ads were much more impactful and they still feed the TDS beast.

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Posted
1 minute ago, The Big Cat said:

 

Because it was a stupid !@#$ing question that followed no relevant logic to your argument or to any argument any one else in their right mind would make.


It was a stupid !@#$ing question that has no measurable answer, and that's why you asked it in the first place, hoping I was some kind of a moron.

 

It's a relevant question to the issue at hand. The fact you won't answer it is interesting. Why won't you answer it? Is the cognitive dissonance butting against your brain making you stammer? 

 

Let's try another... because I'm trying to gauge you're positions since you're new down here.

 

Do you believe Trump and Russia colluded to fix the election? 

 

Posted
1 minute ago, GG said:

 

Not quite.  You cannot make a straight correlation based on what FB disclosed, because they didn't specify whether the pre-election ads were seen equally as the post-election ads.  Again, based on the total meltdown on Nov. 7, I can make an argument that the post-election ads were much more impactful and they still feed the TDS beast.

 

Oh I see. You misspoke. It was an accident when you implied that all of the FB purchasing activity, according to the VP, came after the election. How far are you going to back track this one?

Posted
1 minute ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

It's a relevant question to the issue at hand. The fact you won't answer it is interesting. Why won't you answer it? Is the cognitive dissonance butting against your brain making you stammer? 

 

Let's try another... because I'm trying to gauge you're positions since you're new down here.

 

Do you believe Trump and Russia colluded to fix the election? 

 

 

I gave you two reasons why not to answer. How many do you need?

 

Oh wait, I'm being lectured about cognitive dissonance by the "deep state" guy. Okay, carry on. :lol::lol:

 

May be you can help explain why so many of Trump's guys have been caught lying...repeatedly. 

 

Why did they lie? 

Posted (edited)
9 minutes ago, The Big Cat said:

 

I gave you two reasons why not to answer. How many do you need?

 

Oh wait, I'm being lectured about cognitive dissonance by the "deep state" guy. Okay, carry on. :lol::lol:

 

 

You didn't give me any reasons. You said it was a stupid question. It isn't. It's directly tied to the point you were raising. 

 

To argue otherwise is to be intellectually dishonest. Which is your right - but it's our right to call you out for it.

10 minutes ago, jmc12290 said:

You leave Greggy alone for 6 months and he turns into a monster with no off switch.  Unbelievable.

(edited for prosperity: I'm a dumbass)

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You can keep arguing whether the Russian campaign to destabilize the government by calling the election in to question happened was more effective before or after the election.  But in indulging this argument, you're all missing the salient point:

 

The campaign is ongoing.

 

Does anyone really think, having succeeded beyond their wildest dreams so far, the Russians aren't still actively attempting to manipulate American public opinion on the investigations in to such?  How many here have honestly considered the possibility you're repeating memes that originated in St. Petersburg?

Posted
3 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

I have no idea who you are. But thanks for the input. 

 

You haven't been around for six months and then come in here and pretend to know everything that's transpired? 

 

Good work. That's a double dose of stupidity. 

It was a compliment buddy.

Posted
4 minutes ago, The Big Cat said:

 

I gave you two reasons why not to answer. How many do you need?

 

Oh wait, I'm being lectured about cognitive dissonance by the "deep state" guy. Okay, carry on. :lol::lol:

 

May be you can help explain why so many of Trump's guys have been caught lying...repeatedly. 

 

Why did they lie? 

 

"Why did they get caught?" is the better question.

Posted
Just now, DC Tom said:

You can keep arguing whether the Russian campaign to destabilize the government by calling the election in to question happened was more effective before or after the election.  But in indulging this argument, you're all missing the salient point:

 

The campaign is ongoing.

 

Does anyone really think, having succeeded beyond their wildest dreams so far, the Russians aren't still actively attempting to manipulate American public opinion on the investigations in to such?  How many here have honestly considered the possibility you're repeating memes that originated in St. Petersburg?

 

It absolutely is ongoing. We're at war - and have been for several years. 

Just now, jmc12290 said:

It was a compliment buddy.

 

Then I AM a monster! :oops::beer: 

9 minutes ago, The Big Cat said:

Why did they lie? 

 

Are you asking me why a politician in the mother of all political races would lie? 

 

I guess my answer would be which lie are you talking about? 

 

Imagine you're an innocent man who's been accused non stop of doing something you KNOW you did not do by a 24/7 news cycle. Do you think you'd be defensive? Testy? Wanting to shout from the rafters that you're innocent? 

 

Or would you just shut up and take it? 

Posted
7 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

"Why did they get caught?" is the better question.

 

Because they're stupid, untalented and naive political hacks that existed on the fringe of American politics before the only presidential candidate that would stoop so low as to have them came along. 

Posted
Just now, The Big Cat said:

 

Because they're stupid, untalented and naive political hacks that existed on the fringe of American politics before the only presidential candidate that would stoop so low as to have them came along. 

 

And in the process these untalented, stupid, naive political hacks beat not one but two American political dynasties in an election where the MSM, FBI, DOJ and former administration were actively trying to prevent such a victory. 

 

... Yeah, that tracks. :rolleyes:

Posted
1 minute ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

And in the process these untalented, stupid, naive political hacks beat not one but two American political dynasties in an election where the MSM, FBI, DOJ and former administration were actively trying to prevent such a victory. 

 

... Yeah, that tracks. :rolleyes:

 

This is a conversation about the two years invested by the Kremlin to unseat that political dynasty. Did you already forget that?

Posted
Just now, The Big Cat said:

 

This is a conversation about the two years invested by the Kremlin to unseat that political dynasty. Did you already forget that?

 

Critical thinking is not your strong suit, is it. 

 

The indictment made clear the goal was chaos, not one candidate over the other. 

 

You never answered the question: do you believe Russia colluded with Trump or his team to fix the election?

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