Damn, you have got to be the single biggest hypocrite I've talked to online in a long while. You don't understand what an outlier number is. So, let's see. Trump had similar border numbers as Obama during his first two years, then had one year where it doubled, and then went back to prior levels. Compare that to Biden, where it tripled and continues to increase year by year. See the difference? No, of course, you don't because Trump is living rent-free in your head. OMG, guys! Rob asked me to provide something I already provided and explained multiple times, but when I pushed him to do the same thing and show any shred of evidence, he just pointed to an irrelevant chart. Is it because you don't have anything else, and you realize you can't prove your point, or is it because the truth is that Trump did what a president should do and passed policies to limit border flow in 2020, which resulted in lower numbers? Is that too much of a slap of truth for you to accept? You may not realize this, but I never said Trump was the president in 2021. Maybe Biden's dementia is contagious, and you got it.

The man says it's not true that I said he showed no proof to prove his point, but instead of showing proof, he goes back to reference his irrelevant chart which has been his only 'evidence' so far. Then he calls me a liar for proving him wrong because he has no evidence to back him up. Stop lying and move on. I am starting to think you have a comprehension problem, so let's see. You gave me a link to a site that says, 'Violent far-left terrorists are motivated by opposition to capitalism, imperialism, or colonialism; Black nationalism; support for environmental causes or animal rights; pro-communist or pro-socialist beliefs; or support for decentralized political and social systems, such as anarchism.' And Timothy McVeigh's motivation for his actions is anti-government. Let's see the definition of anarchism (a political theory advocating the abolition of hierarchical government and the organization of society). It seems like your argument is crumbling. You present no facts other than changing the argument when you are losing. Once again, I will say it. I refer to violence, full stop, not specifically violence that results in murder like you constantly want to tilt to. As for your claim about trying to overthrow the government, let's use the definition of insurrection (a violent uprising against an authority or government). How many people from that 'overthrow' have the charge of insurrection specifically? In the link I posted, there are several examples of violent leftists attacking federal buildings, but sure, ignore it. And you don't need weapons to be violent, just so you don't try to weasel out with that.
You really ARE hung up on this "outlier" claim, huh. So basically if something paints Trump in the poor light you want it to paint Biden in, then it's an "outlier" situation.
It MUST be some type of fluke, because Trump is the best, and nothing wrong could ever have happened during HIS watch. A massive spike during his administration could not POSSIBLY have been his dfault. Right?
Dude, you couldn't be any further in denial than if you claimed Biden himself was smuggling people across the border.
What a fantasy world you must live in where you can just say stats like this mean nothing. FFS, look at the SURGE between '17 and '19. But yeah, it's just an "outlier" b/c it's Trump.
The surge under Biden? Well, that's because he is the worst POTUS in history. it's obvious.
And, i am STILL waiting for your analysis that disproves all other research which shows the pandemic was why the numbers dropped in 2020. Analysis with data points.
Who accused you of saying Trump was president in 2021? I said that the influx under Biden does not change what happened during the Trump administration. Do you think the surge in the DJIA now means that it didn't fall during Trump? Not how history works.
Timothy McVeigh. So his actions are anti-government which means he is no longer Republican, but when Democrats do something anti-government, they remain Democrats?
I guess that works well for the narrative, huh?
Hmmmm, I "change the argument", yet I have had to ask you the same sets of questions at least three times. Questions whose answers will speak to the argument at hand. And you STILL haven't answered them.
is there some type of playbook you and others here follow? One that tells you to just make sh*t up and keep spinning until so many pages have passed, that no one even realizes what you are doing?
Here's I'll ask AGAIN. Try not to just keep changing the argument instead of answering:
1. PLEASE provide your analysis of the numbers that shows the reduction in 2020 did not have anything to do with COVID, and that the other analysts are wrong. Share your datasets, and the whys and hows of reaching your conclusion.
2. Explain WHY you think such a radical change under Trump is an "outlier", yet a less radical change of similar data under Biden is an indicator that he is a failure regarding the same situation.
3. Please tell us more about how all Democrats I (or anyone else) vote for are "all attorneys". Tell us more about attorneys in general and how they are all scumbags. Tell us the the balance of Republican vs Democrat attorneys in the US. Here's a reference to help you:
https://chicagounbound.uchicago.edu...edir=1&article=2446&context=law_and_economics
4. Tell us more about how Democrats are more violent than Republicans. Reconcile your analysis with these studies that show a different conclusion. Use the same datasets and tell us where their research and analysis got it wrong:
https://carnegieendowment.org/2022/...-states-and-damage-to-our-democracy-pub-87584
"Republicans are somewhat more aggressive than average, while Democrats are somewhat less aggressive than average (the difference between Democrats and Independents was significant in the other direction — Mann-Whitney U test: Z 0 2.32, N =54,33, p 0 0.020)"
"From 2017 when their tracking begins, support for political violence rises across several measures prior to the midterm elections and declines after the elections. It also spikes (especially for Republicans) around then-President Trump’s first impeachment, and again drops afterward. Support for violence from 2017 through the summer of 2020 is generally quite close across parties but somewhat higher for Democrats, though as I’ll show later, actual incidents of violence are far higher for Republicans."
I have no problem debating these topics with you, but if you want to come at me with your beliefs and opinions as the support for your argument, you're really wasting your time typing. Leave that silliness to whether or not you like vanilla or chocolate ice cream more. None of that crap changes facts.
Anyone here who has read my posts or "knows" me will tell you that I don't give a flying rat's *** about what someone BELIEVES when stats paint a different picture.
Fair?