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Why you can’t win with MAGA
Radiorum replied to Radiorum's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
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Why you can’t win with MAGA
Radiorum replied to Radiorum's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
No-one has claimed this. But that is not what Trump and Musk are targeting. The previous administration had 17 inspector-generals to investigate fraud. Trump fired them all. This case was brought under Biden, not Trump Their guiding principle is "Flood the zone with sh*t." -
Why you can’t win with MAGA
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When I add up those numbers I get 215,161,884 So the annual expenditure would be 215,161,884 X $1976/month X 12 months/year = $5,101,918,593,408 -
Another day, another false claim from RFK Jr.
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I would say this is a valid concern. And that disclosure should be mandatory. In Canada, it would be a provincial matter. -
Another day, another false claim from RFK Jr.
Radiorum replied to Radiorum's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
They use the word "association" - which implies correlation - but not cause and effect. it is more likely that underlying mental health issues lead to violence, as well as the prescription of mood-altering drugs In fact, in their results, they state: The reported association between SSRIs and violent crime in young people cannot be interpreted causally -
Another day, another false claim from RFK Jr.
Radiorum replied to Radiorum's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
SSRIs do not cause people to get violent. maybe some shooters are on them, but it would be the underlying mental issues that predated the prescription of the medicine that would more likely contribute to the shooting -
Another day, another false claim from RFK Jr.
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I provided a link -
Censorship in Trump's America
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No, because ignorant opinions without any basis in science have no business directing what science should do You're really showing your naivete with this one. Trump policy will have enormous effects on US science. First of all, the federal government funds about 20% of all science research and development. And scientists work together. Collaboration will be disrupted at all levels. Make up your mind. is it a backlash against things like DEI, or is it to save money? And what will the saved money be used for? And how does not allowing American scientists to collaborate with Canadian scientists save money? No, it something I read. Scientists across the country are in turmoil as President Donald Trump wages an assault on U.S. research. They’re worried about their funding and job security. They’re censoring their language around topics like climate change and diversity. And they’re wondering what kinds of science they’ll be allowed to conduct in a rapidly shifting U.S. research landscape. The Trump administration has frozen billions of dollars in funding, paused grant reviews, cut critical support for institutional science https://www.eenews.net/articles/trump-takes-giant-wrecking-ball-to-us-research/ The federal government has outlawed them in official research. This does not concern you??? If you cannot see how this is going to harm US science, you are being blind. Science is never wasteful. The NOAA has no value? WTF are you talking about? The US is entering a dark ages, and now with Trump wanting to summit with Putin and Xi (Trump says he wants to half the defense budget) to enter into some sort of defense deal, well, we'll see where this goes. What do you make of these quotes of Trump's? “When we straighten it all out, then I want one of the first meetings I have [to be] with President Xi of China, President Putin of Russia. And I want to say, let’s cut our military budget in half,” Trump said ahead of a summit meeting with Indian President Narendra Modi. “We’re going to have them spend a lot less money,” Trump added. “We’re going to spend a lot less money. And I know they’re going to do it.” https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/2/14/trump-floats-summit-with-xi-putin-to-discuss-halving-of-military-budgets -
Why you can’t win with MAGA
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It's almost surreal how dishonest MAGA is -
Why you can’t win with MAGA
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Oh wow, you guys just keep on supporting my point. This is not true, I made many sound points. -
Why you can’t win with MAGA
Radiorum replied to Radiorum's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Look, I am quite satisfied I make my points soundly. If you have trouble with them, read more carefully. I'm done with this. -
RFK Jr. spouts nonsense about the “threat posed by the prescription of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors,” or SSRIs. SSRIs are anti-depressants, and their use has saved thousands of lives. But Kennedy calls people who take them “addicts.” His buddy, Elon Musk, falsely claimed that there is “tremendous circumstantial evidence” that individuals who take SSRIs are more likely to become school shooters. When questioned about it, RFK Jr. would not deny it: No, there is no causal link between school shooters and SSRIs. Medicaid pays hundreds of millions of dollars on SSRIs and I guess they want to cut that out.
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Why you can’t win with MAGA
Radiorum replied to Radiorum's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Okay, your last accusation leveled at me was that I did not provide evidence that science was being hurled into chaos by Trump policy, but I had quoted and linked THREE separate articles saying just that. https://blog.ucsusa.org/pallavi-phartiyal/the-trump-administration-playbook-likely-to-target-science-and-scientists-were-ready-to-fight-back/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-trumps-first-days-say-about-science-in-the-new-administration/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-trumps-executive-orders-mean-for-science/ I don't know what your problem is, but it isn't me. -
Why you can’t win with MAGA
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All of my assertions have been well-supported. Thanks for stepping up and being my exemplar. -
Why you can’t win with MAGA
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Quit sniffing yourself. It's gross. -
You can’t win with MAGA because they don’t care whether they are wrong or right. They have abandoned truth in favour of the fight. All that matters to them is “getting” the other side. (I’ve seen this attitude in these forums.) That’s why they respond so favourably when Trump posts something hate-inciting like this: Jul 20th 2024 - 10:12:25 PM EST Consider Musk’s recent post below Musk’s claim that these people are collecting social security is so obviously untrue (to anyone with a grain of intelligence, which I assume Musk has) and easily disproved. Simple math with these figures shows that if these payments in the table were being made, Social Security would cost about $1 trillion dollars more a year than it actually does. The numbers just don’t work. So why is Musk lying? And not caring if he does? Because he knows MAGA will respond, without regard to whether it’s true or not. Musk baits MAGA, who will use this as ammunition in their manufactured “fight.” They don’t care if the numbers are wrong - just like they don’t care if Trump is a dictator. The outrage of the “other side” is the goal. (As one MAGA member here said – it’s about freaking them out.) Like Trump, Musk manipulates with lies, and it causes me great concern for the country that many are susceptible to this manipulation.
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You are the one that posted that Trump is Hitler, and I presented the features of fascism from a renowned expert on fascism, which supports your position, and anyone with a modicum of understanding about what is going on the the US can see that many those features are happening there now, and you turn around and answer with an attack on the Left? Talk about a lack of self-awareness.
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Autocracy has arrived to the US
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These are two unrelated propositions (and no, a sizeable chunk of Democrats did not), as my main point (that you did not address) makes clear In any case, Trump got due process and a fair trial. Trump’s defense was present at jury selection and signed off on every juror. They had every opportunity to challenge jurors, introduce evidence, question prosecution witnesses and call their own. He was convicted because he was guilty. What was political was the wholesale rejection of the American judicial system (not to mention the electoral system) by Trump and his sycophants, all of them “suggesting without evidence that it was the result of a push by President Biden and federal Democrats to prosecute Trump.” “This is not the United States of America,” (Lara Trump) said. “This is the kind of thing you would expect to see in the communist U.S.S.R.” Ted Cruz posted that the trial was “the kind of thing you see in a Banana Republic.” Rubio compared Trump’s trial to a Cuban “show trial.” Several Republican senators signed a pledge of non-cooperation with the Democrats that begins with this statement: What a load of bullshit propaganda! -
Well, I can think about a few things that contradict this ridiculous assertion. Consider: On Jan. 13, 1982, a plane taking off in Washington crashed into a bridge over the Potomac River. Reagan’s reaction was diametrically opposed to Trump’s reaction to the recent Washington crash. Consider Reagan’s quotes about trade and Canada: And I wonder what Reagan would make of Trump’s recently announced plan to meet with Putin and Xi in order that they enter into a defense deal requiring the US cut their defense budget by half. Reagan would not approve. You apparently know very little about Reagan, and understand even less about Trump.
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Censorship in Trump's America
Radiorum replied to Radiorum's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
I have linked several articles