@JoshEakle Could it be that the left has "cried wolf" by straining to draw comparisons between the right and Nazis so many times that people aren't listening to them anymore? No. Definitely not that. It's definitely that they are secretly mad at themselves for being wrong.
@TXandNOLA @DavidLiskov @Dylyn26 @MrAustinRogers @POTUS But it did happen and you are lying and saying it didn't. You can add on all the caveats about "policies" and "directives" after the fact but your original statement is still going to be wrong.
@DavidLiskov @TXandNOLA @Dylyn26 @MrAustinRogers @POTUS That's right, shift to a different subject and just skirt on past the fact that you were wrong.
@TXandNOLA @Dylyn26 @DavidLiskov @MrAustinRogers @POTUS I never said or implied it was policy. But it did happen and you said it did not so you're clearly in the wrong but you're too much of a childish fuck to admit it. You just shift positions and start talking about it not being policy instead of standing on your original statement
@TXandNOLA @Coolbreeze212G @casual_rogue @MrAustinRogers @POTUS Keep moving those goalposts. You said it didn't happen and you were wrong and now you are saying it wasn't their policy. Slimy and disingenuous.
This is the debate I want to have with liberals:
Why is it that all my right wing friends can work for, be friends with, be neighbors to, spend Thanksgiving with, and generally have pleasant and civil interactions with liberals. We will even -- get this -- go to great lengths to hide our personal politics at work and in friendships -- just for the sake of harmony and not upsetting liberals!
And yet liberals are mostly completely unable to do this, and will cut off conservative friends and even family, shun friendly neighbors, and show openly hostility if they know your politics.
Who would like to debate me on this?