@drsltaylor@Duchess_Linda@TheRickWilson The internet needs a sarcasm font. Not everyone is on the same page. Plus given some of the insane stuff actually being said on X, it can be hard to tell if something is sarcastic or just ridiculous.
@laurelavalon@BlondeMAGAinNJ@RadioFreeTom Over 13 billion COVID vaccinations were administered worldwide, if the vaccine had any issues near what some people claim, millions of people would have had serious issues and it would have been very big news.
https://t.co/roTADz0pue
@gtconway3d Trump was taking credit for the economy during the election. If the economic news was good it was because he was winning the election, and businesses were already factoring this in.
@davidfrum They say by any means necessary, but peaceful protest is apparently a bridge too far to cross. They’ve tried violence and terror, and that has gone horribly for their cause. Peaceful protest is the most successful strategy, but hard to do when you’ve been indoctrinated in hate.
@TheRickWilson Wait so man-made global warming isn’t a thing; but some deep state bureaucrat changing the weather is?
I guess at a certain level of indoctrination, one can’t logically function. SMH
@MagaSubdude@VetsForRL@commondefense Russell's teapot is an analogy, formulated by the philosopher Bertrand Russell (1872–1970), to illustrate that the philosophic burden of proof lies upon a person making empirically unfalsifiable claims, as opposed to shifting the burden of disproof to others.
@FarmFoodie @gtconway3d senators actually had to stand and talk the whole time. If they relinquished the floor, a vote could happen.
https://t.co/kxRaHnmkrT
@davidfrum For historical evidence, the Marshal plan was a huge plus for the US. Rebuilding Europe after WWII made the world, stronger, safer, and more prosperous. We easily returned 2 dollars on every dollar spent, only factoring economic gains. 1/2