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[Jimi77 Premium Member]

Stocker also exhibits symptoms of collective narcissism. Whereas Rob tries to warp language, take you out of context, etc, Stocker take a different approach. Stocker just hurls insults. Notice what neither are capable of doing - engaging based on the facts, admitting when they're wrong or allowing Trump to take credit for the things he does get right.

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

I wouldn't be surprised if the next appellate court overturns the whole thing. Afterall, how can one commit fraud if nobody got defrauded?

New York court throws out $500M fraud ruling against Trump after blockbuster lawsuit

Appeals court judges agree Trump committed brazen fraud but say half billion dollar penalty is ‘excessive’

www.the-independent.com

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Stocker also exhibits symptoms of collective narcissism. Whereas Rob tries to warp language, take you out of context, etc, Stocker take a different approach. Stocker just hurls insults. Notice what neither are capable of doing - engaging based on the facts, admitting when they're wrong or allowing Trump to take credit for the things he does get right.

What a father and son team they make.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Stocker also exhibits symptoms of collective narcissism. Whereas Rob tries to warp language, take you out of context, etc, Stocker take a different approach. Stocker just hurls insults. Notice what neither are capable of doing - engaging based on the facts, admitting when they're wrong or allowing Trump to take credit for the things he does get right.

"warp language"? I think you are confusing me with Thxone.
You know, the guy who thinks "in" doesn't mean "in".

Let's engage based on facts.
I've only asked you HOW many times to prove your claim that we don't have innate human rights?

It's a claim that you stand by wholeheartedly, especially since your 12 y.o. has declared you correct based on his extensive knowledge of history, the COTUS, the DOI.

So, please engage us with the facts that show you are right, and everyone else for the past 3,700+ years has been wrong.
Facts, please. Not your personal guarantee, or your 12 y.o. kid's deep analysis.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

"warp language"? I think you are confusing me with Thxone.
You know, the guy who thinks "in" doesn't mean "in".

Context matters Rob. Would IN mean IN if I said you were IN love with yourself?

So please, don't be an idiot before you let yourself open your mouth.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

I wouldn't say I am being a hypocrite. I do think there is someone to blame for Jan 6th. The same people who have been trying to affect his demise since 2016. T

Yeah, the big conspiracy of all those Democrats who were willing to risk death to keep Diaperboy in office.
They were so deep into the plan, they were pretending to be Republicans for years before Trump ever ran for office.
For WHAT benefit, exactly?
And, how did they know the future, exactly?

Trump has no reason to sabotage himself and you don't become a billionaire by being a stupid person.

A smart person would have invested the $400,000,000 inheritance that Trump got into an index fund, and be worth much more than Trump is now. With much more liquidity.

Why the left thinks Democrats in the government wouldn't attempt to smear Trump is beyond me. They don't even try to hide what they are doing anymore.

The hypocrisy is strong with you.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Context matters Rob. Would IN mean IN if I said you were IN love with yourself?

So please, don't be an idiot before you let yourself open your mouth.

You mean the context where you say the word "in" has been used incorrectly by the medical community for over a century, when they state that there are nerves IN bones?

You are so desperate to be right, and so desperate to never admit you are wrong, you've actually held onto and defended that stupid mistake for YEARS.

Something an idiot might do.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Tina Peters. The woman guilty of tampering with a voting machine in collusion with one of ShittyPillow Mike Lindell's cohorts.
Why does Trump want her free BEFORE she can testify?
Interesting,

Jurors found Peters guilty for allowing a man to misuse a security card to access to the Mesa County election system and for being deceptive about that person’s identity.

The man was affiliated with My Pillow chief executive Mike Lindell, a prominent promoter of false claims that voting machines were manipulated to steal the election from Trump when he lost to Democrat Joe Biden in the 2020 election.

Trump warns of ‘harsh measures’ if Colorado clerk convicted of election data-breach scheme isn't freed

Tina Peters was sentenced to nine years behind bars for a data-breach scheme spawned from the rampant false claims about voting machine fraud in the 2020 presidential race.

www.pbs.org

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Yeah, the big conspiracy of all those Democrats who were willing to risk death to keep Diaperboy in office.
They were so deep into the plan, they were pretending to be Republicans fro years before Trump ever ran for office.
For WHAT benefit, exactly?
And, how did they know the future, exactly?

Out of 10,000+ people at the capitol on Jan 6th 2021 only 2,000 or so actually entered the building. Many of which were escorted into the building. Roughly 1,300 of those people were convicted of anything. How many of the agitators were arrested or even charged with anything. Everyone knows they were there... there was/is video of them encouraging people to break barriers, windows and doors as well as to enter the building. The people who paid these agitators... have any of them been brought to justice?

A smart person would have invested the $400,000,000 inheritance that Trump got into an index fund, and be worth much more than Trump is now. With much more liquidity.

Yet he still managed to become a billionaire. Seems like he knows more about money than you give him credit for. Makes sense since he became a billionaire and you... well, we know about the coffee fetching. Probably doesn't pay in the billions.

The hypocrisy is strong with you.

Is it now lol.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

You mean the context where you say the word "in" has been used incorrectly by the medical community for over a century, when they state that there are nerves IN bones?

You are so desperate to be right, and so desperate to never admit you are wrong, you've actually held onto and defended that stupid mistake for YEARS.

Something an idiot might do.

Look at you. Playing on words again. I am pretty sure I explained to you why they write the way they write so that non medically trained people can get a general understanding of what they are talking about. The literature doesn't have to be medically accurate for the laymen.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Out of 10,000+ people at the capitol on Jan 6th 2021 only 2,000 or so actually entered the building.

And?

Many of which were escorted into the building.

False. Already disproved. But you'll repeat the Tucker Carlson lie becasue it makes you feel good.

Fox News uses selective U.S. Capitol security footage to spread misinformation on Jan. 6

Fox personality Tucker Carlson this week is releasing security video from the Jan. 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol, using footage provided exclusively to him by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, to falsely portray the riot as a peaceful gathering. James Sasso, who served as senior investigative counsel...

www.pbs.org

Roughly 1,300 of those people were convicted of anything. How many of the agitators were arrested or even charged with anything. Everyone knows they were there... there was/is video of them encouraging people to break barriers, windows and doors as well as to enter the building. The people who paid these agitators... have any of them been brought to justice?

"Convicted of anyTHing"? What statute is that under?
The "paid agitators". Who were they, exaclty? We need identities, not conspiracy theories.

Yet he still managed to become a billionaire. Seems like he knows more about money than you give him credit for. Makes sense since he became a billionaire and you... well, we know about the coffee fetching. Probably doesn't pay in the billions.

If you can't become a billionaire with a $400,000,000 inheritance, you MUST be a moron.

FFS, just ONE million put into an S&P500 index fund in 1980 would be $175,000,000 today.
$400,000,000 would be worth TEN times what Trumpo is wroth today.

Yes, I fetch my own coffee. I get to do that since I work from my own office. In my own home. With hours I set for myself.
Not delivering pizzas, while I live in various family members' homes, under the guise that I think having my own place is wasteful.

Don't play big shot when you delivered pizza in your late forties, have no home, no retirement plan, and can't even afford to buy a decent used car.
Internet anonymity is fun, but you can still make yourself look the fool by saying the wrong things.

Is it now lol.

Very much so.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Out of 10,000+ people at the capitol on Jan 6th 2021 only 2,000 or so actually entered the building.

And?

Many of which were escorted into the building.

False. Already disproved. But you'll repeat the Tucker Carlson lie becasue it makes you feel good.

Fox News uses selective U.S. Capitol security footage to spread misinformation on Jan. 6

Fox personality Tucker Carlson this week is releasing security video from the Jan. 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol, using footage provided exclusively to him by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, to falsely portray the riot as a peaceful gathering. James Sasso, who served as senior investigative counsel...

www.pbs.org

Roughly 1,300 of those people were convicted of anything. How many of the agitators were arrested or even charged with anything. Everyone knows they were there... there was/is video of them encouraging people to break barriers, windows and doors as well as to enter the building. The people who paid these agitators... have any of them been brought to justice?

"Convicted of anyTHing"? What statute is that under?
The "paid agitators". Who were they, exaclty? We need identities, not conspiracy theories.

Yet he still managed to become a billionaire. Seems like he knows more about money than you give him credit for. Makes sense since he became a billionaire and you... well, we know about the coffee fetching. Probably doesn't pay in the billions.

If you can't become a billionaire with a $400,000,000 inheritance, you MUST be a moron.

FFS, just ONE million put into an S&P500 index fund in 1980 would be $175,000,000 today.
$400,000,000 would be worth TEN times what Trumpo is wroth today.

Yes, I fetch my own coffee. I get to do that since I work from my own office. In my own home. With hours I set for myself.
Not delivering pizzas, while I live in various family members' homes, under the guise that I think having my own place is wasteful.

Don't play big shot when you delivered pizza in your late forties, have no home, no retirement plan, and can't even afford to buy a decent used car.
Internet anonymity is fun, but you can still make yourself look the fool by saying the wrong things.

Is it now lol.

Very much so.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

And?

And... 2,000 is not a coup.

False. Already disproved. But you'll repeat the Tucker Carlson lie becasue it makes you feel good.

Fox News uses selective U.S. Capitol security footage to spread misinformation on Jan. 6

Fox personality Tucker Carlson this week is releasing security video from the Jan. 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol, using footage provided exclusively to him by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, to falsely portray the riot as a peaceful gathering. James Sasso, who served as senior investigative counsel...

www.pbs.org

You mean false because liberals say so. Get it right.

"Convicted of anyTHing"? What statute is that under?

Yes, anything. Meaning covering all the things these people were convicted for. They were not all convicted for the same crime. Stop playing the fool Rob.

The "paid agitators". Who were they, exaclty? We need identities, not conspiracy theories.

Ask your party.

If you can't become a billionaire with a $400,000,000 inheritance, you MUST be a moron.

No shit... so why are you talking shit about him?

FFS, just ONE million put into an S&P500 index fund in 1980 would be $175,000,000 today.
$400,000,000 would be worth TEN times what Trumpo is wroth today.

Yes, I fetch my own coffee. I get to do that since I work from my own office. In my own home. With hours I set for myself.
Not delivering pizzas, while I live in various family members' homes, under the guise that I think having my own place is wasteful.

Ahhh now the insults and ignorance.

Cool, let me try. Cough, cough.... Shut up ***** boy and go get my coffee. Slap granny on the *** and tell her I said hi.

Don't play big shot when you delivered pizza in your late forties

I don't deliver pizza.

, have no home

I own my own house.

, no retirement plan

I have more than you think.

, and can't even afford to buy a decent used car.

Decent is a matter of opinion. What I call decent you may not. What you call decent I may not.

Internet anonymity is fun, but you can still make yourself look the fool by saying the wrong things.

You would know huh... you excel at it.

Very much so.

Mhmm oh and you made a double post.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Don't play big shot when you delivered pizza in your late forties, have no home, no retirement plan, and can't even afford to buy a decent used car.

This is a decent car... know what it is?

This is a decent car... know what it is?

This is a decent car... know what it is?

This is a decent car... do you have even the slightest clue what you are looking at and why it is a special car?

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Look at you. Playing on words again. I am pretty sure I explained to you why they write the way they write so that non medically trained people can get a general understanding of what they are talking about. The literature doesn't have to be medically accurate for the laymen.

Look at you, still defending the stupid mistake you made years ago. Still unable to admit you fucked up.

The "medial literature". You mean medical textbooks used by medical students? The medical students learning to be doctors, nurses, anaesthitists, surgeons, etc, at Universities around the world?

They use the word "in" for those "laymen" learning how to put your body back together after you wreck your friend's motorcycle, because they want the "laymen" students to be able to understand what the professors are talking about?

OK. So based on your extensive study of human anatomy in Essentials of Biology by Sylvia Mader Volume 12, what IS the proper medical science term that they substituted the word "in" for, when saying that nerves are IN bones?

For example, in Anatomy and Physiology (ISBN-10 938168135), used by med students, they say "evidence shows that nerves within bones are crucial to bone regeneration after a fracture".
Why would they use a term for the dumb "laymen" like "within", in a medical text for medical students?


WHY would they use "in", "into" and "interior" (terms apparently for the "laymen" to easily understand), in a resource that is used by pretty much every medical professional in the US: Gray's Anatomy?
"Nerves are distributed freely to the periosteum, and accompany the nutrient arteries into the interior of the bone. They are said by Kölliker to be most numerous in the articular extremities of the long bones, in the vertebræ, and in the larger flat bones."