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    So, am I the only one wondering if the hot mic gaff was staged?

    You know.

    To make him look big and tough for the media?

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      I respect a good political gambit though, if it’s done well it’s just a reminder that they’re staffed by reasonably competent people

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      Of course it is, Bidens whole shtick is looking like he’s going to do something without committing in any meaningful way.

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        Second question.

        Is that face AI generated? He looks like a Heel about lay the smack down in some WWE baby face.

        That, or a plastic mannequin.

        Edit: for reference:

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          And here we have attacks on the president’s appearance? How very progressive of you: saving Gazan lives, one demented post at a time.

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            You don’t find that expression a little, odd?

            If it’s not AI manipulated, then it’s like those pictures of cats mid yawn. Either way, his expression looks, how shall we say, “dramatic”?

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              Of course it’s odd. That’s why it was chosen. They could have selected the frame 0.05 seconds later and it would have been normal.

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            Do you think if I went through your comment history I’d find you making fun of trumps appearance?

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              Go for it, I’m another imperfect human being, but I certainly don’t hide my post history.

              Quick edit to highlight the pattern hereabouts: brash assumptions in lieu of easily accessible information. Such a lazy purity test.

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                  Nah I’m lazy and don’t care, it was a bluff. Carry on

                  Precisely, and I invite others to check your post history as a result. Such dishonesty through multiple conversations.

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        I mean, that’s the entire Democrats’ MO, but we cannot speak ill of Democrats while Trump exists, don’t you know!

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          we cannot speak ill of Democrats while Trump exists, don’t you know!

          Sure we can. The idea of loyalty over all is actually a foundation of conservative political parties, while center- and left-leaning parties are increasingly critical of themselves. It’s why charity or protest groups splinter all the time or just implode with all that angst.

          It’s okay if you don’t know that. It’s part-and-parcel.

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            No, you see, you’re doing it, too. I didn’t just say “what about”. I said it’s their entire MO. Yet all you fucking morons do is see that I said something negative about the less bad party.

            Congratulations, you’re still engaging in team sports.

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        It’s going to be such a fantastic 4 years with Donnie after watching D’s tear themselves apart ignoring Biden being great and just being completely unrealistic and unreasonable with reality.

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          . . . So you think not enabling genocide is unrealistic and unreasonable with reality?

          The bar here is pretty low, stop sending Israel weapons and money, stop defending them in the UN, and stop saying you support them.

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            You don’t prevent genocide by letting the guy who can’t be convinced anything is a bad idea win instead of the guy who can.

            If both options were reasonable then ok, let the other guy win as a matter of principle, but right now the alternative is way worse and won’t help with your cause either.

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              Okay so if this guy can be confined genocide is a bad idea, when exactly is that going to happen?

              I didn’t think it was so challenging, but I guess Biden really struggles with this choice?

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              You don’t win votes by convincing people the other guy’s worse. Full stop.

              Stop celebrating Democrats making TERRIBLE political moves by failing to condemn terrible political moves…

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                Don’t be stupid. Trump is going to demand they nuke and pave Palestine and he’ll open a string of Trump resorts for free as his reward. Think that’s unlikely? Please. We’ve got a ton of receipts. He’s 1000 times worse than a Biden administration. So cut the GRU bullshit.

                If “Young Progressive Activists” were actually serious about stopping a millenia-old conflict on the other side of the world, the point of entry is their representative and senator. Do they even know who that is? Representatives pass legislation to require (cease-fire, aid, reparations, whatever) or no more money. That’s what they say they actually want.

                Magical Santa President is a child’s cartoon. And the conversation of this constant BiDeN gEnOcIdE train is a sad hEr EmAiLs argument in design and purpose.

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                  No one has said they wouldn’t vote against Trump. Why do you assume every vote has to be FOR Biden?

                  Not every vote has to come with an ass kissing, you sycophantic dipshits.

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                    When did the USA adopt a system where voting independent or third party when you lean left has any influence and prevents the Republicans from taking power? Unless you were planning to vote Republican and will vote for someone else?

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                convincing people the other guy’s worse.

                At its heart, voting is choosing the least-worse option.

                Our best case is being able to repeat this until the criminally-bad options are gone and we only have good options to choose from, but while life expectancy and objective happiness is far, far below what it should be for such a rich nation, you know we have some heavy evolution ahead.

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                  Voting in a First Past the Post election system is like this. If we can switch to another system like the Single Transferrable Vote, we can get better results.

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              If Biden doesn’t want to lose the votes of people who oppose genocide, he should stop supporting genocide.

              Of course, he should also stop supporting genocide because it’s genocide. But I guess he’d rather lose than miss out on being a part of it.

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                And not voting ends up being support for more genocide

                Just as I said, your logic works in a situation where either options are reasonable OR, I would add, if there’s more than two options and governments are made of coalitions so you can vote for someone that will influence the party with the most vote to move in the direction that you want so they can form the government.

                Neither options apply to the USA at the moment.

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                  And not voting ends up being support for more genocide

                  I’m voting for Biden. I also know that if he wants the votes of people for whom genocide is a dealbreaker, he needs to stop supporting genocide.

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                    These people would be hypocrites if they didn’t vote for him as letting Trump win means more genocide as he’ll do nothing about Gaza and leave Ukraine to fend for itself whereas a Democrat can at least be convinced to change his stance.

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            You think preventing this country from turning into a dictatorship that is planning to commit genocide on LGBTQs and women her is a low bar?

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              You think supporting genocide is acceptable as long as it’s brown people in another country?

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                I think destroying this country, eliminates any possibility of stopping genocide anywhere else. But you seem intent on supporting genocide everywhere…

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                    By helping Trump get elected and ensuring the continued and escalation of genocide both in the middle east and here.

                    Hmm.

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            I know I know he can just magically go dark Brandon and point to fix things up. The man has superpowers and he chooses to just sit there!

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              You’re right, the PotUS is a completely powerless position, Biden literally can’t do anything! He’s forced to put support bills offering aid to Israel, to fast track weapons to Israel ignoring congress, to have his Secretary of State protect Israel in the UN.

              The President is such a completely powerless position, right?

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                He actually structured the deals in a way that they didn’t meet the minimum dollar amount for congressional oversight, which is mind bendingly illegal.

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              He doesn’t have to continue selling them weapons. He doesn’t have to keep running interference for them at the UN.

              You should stop making excuses for Biden’s support for genocide.

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                I forgot he decides that in all in a magical bubble! I mean this should be obvious, gas prices have been insane for 4 years now! Does this guy have no chill?!

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                  I forgot he decides that in all in a magical bubble!

                  Biden did not need to circumvent congress to sell Netanyahu weapons that he knew would be used for genocide. No one would have blamed him if he didn’t, and no one was clamoring for it.

                  Apart from you and Netanyahu, who would have been disappointed if Biden’s administration hadn’t abused the US’ permanent veto on Netanyahu’s behalf?

                  We know what it’s costing Biden. What would not doing it have cost him?

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          You can’t defend Biden’s support for genocide, so you have to accuse people who oppose genocide of being Trumpists.

          Of course, you could just say that Biden should stop supporting genocide, but I doubt that you want him to.

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            You could also stop pretending Joe Biden is a supporter of genocide, but you won’t.

            If you truly believe a genocide is happening to the Palestinian people, bullying democrats out of voting for Biden does nothing to help the Palestinian people.

            If you want to support the Palestinian people than you should engage in the democratic process and get the democrats to force Israel into a cease fire and lay the groundwork for two states.

            Oh wait, that’s what’s happening already.

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              Joe Bide directly supports Israel. Israel is openly committing genocide. If you think Joe is NOT supporting genocide, you are literally so stupid as to fail to observe ONE DEGREE of separation. You are too stupid for this discussion, full stop.

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                This is the issue pointed out right here.

                All you people full stop claiming genocide aren’t doing anything for the Palestinian people, you are just bullying people you suspect are Joe Biden supporters and telling them to exit the discussion.

                I hate to say its coordinated, but I haven’t ever seen more coordinated behavior in an online community before.

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                  I’m doing a hell of a lot more than Joe Biden simply by not handing Israel bilions in weapons.

                  I love how all you fucking morons pretend I have ANY obligation like the fucking PRESIDENT has. Stop expecting more of random citizens than you expect of the PRESIDENT. It’s beyond pathetic. Stop being so pathetic.

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                    I’m just saying, the Palestinian people need a lot more from you than specifically waging a propaganda war against Democratic voters.

                    There are charities you could donate your time or money to, there are think tanks with the ear of the president who you could reach out to.

                    I don’t even agree with your usage of the term genocide, but feel like I have done more to help the Palestinian people through my own contributions.

                    That to me says something.

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              You could also stop pretending Joe Biden is a supporter of genocide, but you won’t.

              If Biden stops supporting genocide, I’ll stop saying it.

              If you truly believe a genocide is happening to the Palestinian people, bullying democrats out of voting for Biden does nothing to help the Palestinian people.

              It’s a good thing I’m not doing that. I’m saying that Biden needs to stop supporting genocide.

              He hasn’t stopped selling them weapons. He’s still running interference for them at the UN. That’s support.

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                The US has treaties with Israel that to the best of my knowledge Biden can’t just unilaterally end without repurcussion.

                The opposition (Trump) has called for Israel to finish the job.

                So if you want to character ize the guy with the stance of a 2 state solution as being the genocidal option, go ahead, but it’s just so ridiculously naive.

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                  The US has treaties with Israel that to the best of my knowledge Biden can’t just unilaterally end without repurcussion.

                  None of those treaties require him to circumvent congress to sell weapons for genocide. None of them require him to run interference for Netanyahu at the UN.

                  The opposition (Trump) has called for Israel to finish the job.

                  And as always, if anyone is in any way critical of Biden’s support for genocide, it’s because they must be a Trumpist.

                  So if you want to character ize the guy with the stance of a 2 state solution as being the genocidal option, go ahead, but it’s just so ridiculously naive.

                  Both of them support genocide. I want Biden to stop. I doubt you do.

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                    What does a 2 state solution mean? It means the Palestinian people weren’t genocided.

                    Do you not get that? Because if you don’t, this situation is clearly more complex than you ever begun to realize.

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              It’s going to be such a fantastic 4 years with Donnie after watching D’s tear themselves apart ignoring Biden being great and just being completely unrealistic and unreasonable with reality.

              Right here.

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                I’m not sure you’re reading correctly. In no way does in-fighting imply you love Trump.

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                    Do you know why Nigel Farage came to stump for trump, and why trump called himself “Mr. Brexit”?

                    You’re big on following the money, I assume.

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      Seeing such pro-Trump rhetoric from this account in just about every Biden post while fibbing about his administration’s stance on, say, abortion is really laying the agenda bare. One thinks such a troll would be a touch more subtle.

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        Anti biden isn’t automagically pro-trump because it’s an election year. Fuck outta here with this sanctimonious bullshit. Not everyone is a child with tunnel vision. Adults can juggle concepts and ideas [Biden is a worthless piece of shit] without capitulating to the enemy [Trump].

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          When I clarify a distinction without a difference and you bring ad-hominem to retort, I have little concern about your thoughts regarding who is behaving sanctimoniously.

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            ad-hominem

            Ever since 2018 or so it’s really easy to spot someone who’s in the process of losing an internet argument, they just start shouting the names of logical fallacies at random.

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        It’s amusing you think I’m pro Trump.

        That’s hilarious.

        His stance on say abortion is split between his personal views and his political views. Like most things, I don’t think he’s capable of doing what’s necessary to protect our freedoms.

        Making abortion medication available through telemedicine does nothing to stop the erosion that’s currently underway, and even then, can- and will- be removed by the next Republican in office.

        His climate change agenda has been mere lip service compared to the oil production- which is record setting.

        He’s done nothing- to my knowledge- to actually protect voter’s rights.

        It’s taken his DoJ the better part of 3 years to get a warrant to recover extremely sensitive materials. They still don’t have all of it back. And it’s take. His DoJ the better part of 3 years to get a special prosecutor to investigate a man that started insurrection.

        You want to call me a troll? Fair enough. But don’t come crying to me when trump starts a second insurrection. Or you know, wins in November.

        I tried to warn you. But you wouldn’t listen.

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          So noble to warn us while advising we ignore the evidence of our ears from just yesterday. I know where Biden stands with respect to women’s rights and seeing you twist that position says everything it needs to. That you go on to think the president can pull all the levers of government by fiat is unsurprising and seems almost a feature here with the regularity that it is regurgitated.

          Anti-Biden to a degree with which one is compelled to lie or pro-trump is a distinction without a difference by my lights.

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            I never said he could act unilaterally. I do think he could have done more, and didn’t.

            how much of this list is more to do with Harris, and people in the relevant agencies pushing for it. People like Becerra leading the HHS. I don’t know… I suspect a lot of it is actually from Harris’ contributions.

            I suspect that if he legitimately wanted to codify RvW, he would have gotten the filibuster suspended (he waffled on that, being apposed leading into it then switching,). There’s enough popular support to have done that, with exactly 2 senators holding out- Manchin and Sinema. they’re horse traders. and so is Biden.

            Or he could have supported packing the courts. (here we see his lackluster leadership.); never seeing RvW get overturned in the first place. McConnell has already shown he’d pack the courts if could get away with it. He already has.

            How much of that list, also, is going to go away the first moment a republican president gets into office? Some of it is already going to the courts (hence the bits about the DoJ defending it,). we need more than stop-gap executive orders and policies that can be reversed. And even then, you’ll notice that with the VA, they’re only providing abortion care for medical needs, or if it’s the result of rape and incest. the bare minimum.

            I don’t think he’s done enough. And I don’t think, if we give him another four years, he’s capable of doing enough. So yeah. call me Anti-Biden. That’s a badge I’ll wear happily. I don’t support people who support genocide, and that’s just one other issue. There’s also how he’s dove far-enough-right on immigration and border security, the GOP is trying to find new ways of being assholes.

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              You suspect Biden can do things that are politically untenable I suspect you support Trump and are just slinging shit against the wall. Perhaps we’re both wrong.

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            It’s just how leftists like to operate. Live in half truths so deep that horseshoe theory looks suitable. People don’t KNOW why they don’t like Biden, they just don’t want to like him because their favorite media propagandist said not to.

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              Centrists would rather lose to Trump than ever consider ceasing their support for Netanyahu’s genocide.

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                Nuance is lost here as it’s possible to both support Biden and decry what is happening in Palestine. You’ll notice no one here is in favor of genocide though the poster above is correct about people in left spaces loving to tar others with this word as well as other slanders. I suspect they have little concern about how far it carries whatever message they’re trying to tote and is merely a symptom of being unable to argue an actual point.

                Also, the country is largely centrist regardless of how many of us would like to believe the average person hews left. If you think I’m a centrist, you’ve got a rude awakening ahead.

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                  Nuance is lost here as it’s possible to both support Biden and decry what is happening in Palestine

                  Say that Biden should stop supporting genocide a few times and see what happens.

                  You’ll notice no one here is in favor of genocide

                  That’s been the precise opposite of what I’ve noticed.

                  Also, the country is largely centrist regardless of how many of us would like to believe the average person hews left.

                  That’s a piss poor reason for Biden to support genocide, and a worse reason to defend anyone who is lying and saying he isn’t.

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              I don’t like him because of the record oil production, genocide, strike breaking, border stance, or his fucking weird old man comments. I also don’t like trump because he’s worse in every regard. You have no left representation in your country. This comment should be embarrassing to anyone with a mild understanding of political theory.

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                It’s actually bizarre how you guys on the far left herald terrorists that sink entire ships full of fertilizer (that is going to cause the world’s biggest environmental disaster) yet at the same time cry about Biden approving more oil drilling. It’s not actually genocide. If you have any examples outside of the railroad strike breaking I would like to see. There is no justification to completely cripple the US economy. Border stance is kind of the same as it has been since 9/11.

                What else you got? You wanna talk about his accomplishments yet or you just want to find faults?

                • Nudding@lemmy.world
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                  8 months ago

                  I don’t partake in American propaganda so yeah hit me with the jot note version.

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                    8 months ago

                    You could also say “I don’t know anything about the subject, I just repeat what others in my propaganda circle tell me”. But that’s hard to admit so I totally understand.