@reason@kmanguward That’s contrary to my experience. Every Republican I talk to these days says Ron Paul was right.
Once you set aside the irrational hatred of Trump and actually talk to some of his voters, you’ll see.
@ScottAdamsSays My decision was based on efficacy of the vax vs how scared of Covid I was. In my case, not scared of Covid at all. I assumed the vax wouldn’t work, and within just a few months that bore out.
@JeffMerkley What about my cousin who did without and worked her ass off to pay hers off? What a slap in the face! Why do you punish productive responsible people?
And why should people who didn’t go to college have to pay higher taxes to subsidize people who did?
@ElijahSchaffer But that guy who’s claim to fame is not believing the polls and predicting a Trump victory in ‘16 says even though you’re right, you’re still wrong because you didn’t believe the official data.
“I studied the government-generated data sets and concluded that the government was correct, honest, and well intended. Then it turned out they weren’t. But those who were correct all along only arrived at their conclusion because they’re stupid and wrong.”
-@ScottAdamsSays
@ScottAdamsSays@ElijahSchaffer To ascribe integrity and a desire to help the people to the US government flies in the face of reason. It’s not unscientific to consider the source.
Do you accept data provided by the fed? Are you just as baffled as they are about all this inflation?
How about the pentagon?
@honeybadgermom Whenever I get that, I look at the other comments under the same tweet I was commenting on and fact check: false. Turns out, most people are sending tweets like that to politicians.
@OPB@Rjaellis Oh man that was the 1.4 million they were gonna use to clean up the city. All the other taxpayer money is already earmarked for the cronies and lobbyists.