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whats the defining feature of a centrist?
Moonbox replied to godzilla's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I'm sure that's what you make yourself believe, but your biggest weakness is that you're so utterly convinced of whatever chicken-brained thoughts pop into your head that your hot takes are not just clueless, but also very specific. A quick citation is all it takes to blow you out, and the debate's over before it began. The only question after that is how much energy are people willing to spend entertaining your exhausting meltdown and mental gymnastics, while you desperately cope and try to convince non-existent readers that you haven't just pissed all over yourself...again. 🤡 -
whats the defining feature of a centrist?
Moonbox replied to godzilla's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Muppet, we've already described this coping mechanism: When someone posts a quick cite that explicitly and directly contradicts your bullshit, you spiral out into comical, longwinded ranting about muffins, projected butthurt and then a bunch of useless mental gymnastics that (in your muddled little head) somehow magically turn into something that does the opposite. 🤡 -
whats the defining feature of a centrist?
Moonbox replied to godzilla's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
When my joining the argument is usually a cite directly contradicting whatever recent bullshit you've been peddling, and you spend the next 10 pages mewling about sea-lioning and making excuses about why you can't/won't cite anything, you get a gold medal for clueless gaslighting here. 🤡👍 -
Yeah, and you've also told us that you dictate your posts, including your spastic emoji spam.🤣 What you don't seem to realize is that you claiming something doesn't make it real. You're so full of shit that people stopped even bothering to reason with you. You're just a noisy, useless clown that pisses all over the place. 🤡
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whats the defining feature of a centrist?
Moonbox replied to godzilla's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Except when I'm making you look stupid, it's just by quoting you and knocking it down with barely a full sentence. Your attempts, on the other hand, are deranged, multi-paragraph rants, spastically spammed emojis and bizarre attempts to re-imagine past debates in which you clowned yourself. Ask me again what 100-50 is. 🤡 -
He says, while miserably wasting the majority of his waking hours fighting with people on the internet. I get it though. Yours is a sad, lonely and angry existence. Projecting that misery on to others is how someone with as little self-awareness as you avoids having to face reality. The rest of us see it though. You have nothing, and you have nobody. 🤡🤡🤡
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whats the defining feature of a centrist?
Moonbox replied to godzilla's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
90% of my time here is 0.005% of your time here. You're the biggest no-life loser this forum has seen in 25 years, and it's not even close. The best part about it? You know it's true, and that's why you puke out these useless rants to convince non-existent readers otherwise. Go outside, incel. -
whats the defining feature of a centrist?
Moonbox replied to godzilla's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Problem is that everything you explain is "pathetically stupid" - uninformed and misinformed in equal measure. The idea that you're even remotely interested in reasonable discourse is the funniest thing you've said so far this year. 🤡 -
Making fun of you for bragging about is whining? OKAY! All you've done is confirm how much of a sad, lonely little no-life you are. "Look MOMMY! I have most upvotes on Re:Politics for the year!" 🤣👍
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...but...but...Russia is STRONG, Ukraine has no hope, and NATO is a paper tiger according to the Re: Politics brain trust. I wonder if Army Guy wants to go compare some maps from May/June to today. Nah. It's way easier to just warp reality around you and dig your heels in on what you've already decided.
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Yet here I am, still responding and laughing about how you still believe that what you insist on is what manifests in reality. 🤡 Is there anything more sad than bragging about how you farmed the most upvotes after posting at least 50x more than the next closest guy? Tell us more about how little you have going on in your life.
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Hmm...just checked the map and it still doesn't look like Russia is in Odessa yet. 😑
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I'm afraid of talking to him, he says, as I bait him into another thin-skinned response. 🤡 You won the no-life medal for having absolutely nothing else going on in your life. Congratulations! Mike never had a chance, really. How can his 45,000 posts since 2003 contend with your 26,000 since 2023? The only thing more pathetic than that is that you're actually bragging about it. 🤣🤣🤣
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Well nobody else wants to talk to him, so he's here...all day...every day...looking to fill that hole.
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I posted a clip that said exactly what I said it did, and I posted the transcript showing it as well, so all you're doing here is making yourself look exceptionally stupid. Your obligatory flopping and flailing, and you're useless mewling about context is especially funny considering this is coming from a Jordan Peterson fan channel with over 500,000 subscribers. "Nonono, that's not what he meant, even though he reinforces and doubles down on what he's saying as he continues throughout the video!" 🤡🤡🤡
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No, that's really not what he was doing. He was trying to prove how "natural" hierarchies were, by absurdly comparing lobster brains and human brains. He was trying to draw comparisons between serotonin responses, and how it's the same (in his words) "circuitry" for both species. The fact that one can barely be called the brain, and that the other has 1,000,000x more neurons didn't matter to Mr. Peterson. He was telling a good story, and he knew most of his audience didn't know any better. The fact that serotonin generally has the OPPOSITE effect in lobsters as it does in humans was also irrelevant to Mr. Peterson, because that didn't follow his story either. It's the same for most of the stuff he says. He's a bloviating charlatan relying on an incurious audience that comes specifically to hear him affirm their worldviews. The Nazis "should" enslaved the Jews and the Gypsies, and forced them to work...🤣
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No, I didn't cut anything, smooth-brain. I posted the video and it literally starts with him saying EXACTLY what you said he did not say. So....you're LYING!! 🤡🤡🤡 If you continue watching the video, he doubles down and continues to say it, and then expands on it. The mental gymnastics a no-life like you has to do to cope with your ineptitude is most interesting part of interacting with you. You're such an unbelievable clown it's too entertaining to put you on ignore. 🤣
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Listening to a charlatan who insists lobster brains work the same as human's and that Hitler *should have* used the Jews as slave labour *if he wanted to win the war* isn't high on most people's list of priorities. Listening to him and Pierre Poilievre pump each others' tires in a mutually affirmative "interview" would be even less so. This is about as interesting as it would be to listen to Al Gore interview Greta Thunberg on climate change...🥱
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Trump says down with windmills. I agree. They are ugly.
Moonbox replied to blackbird's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I think they do now, but back when Dalton McGuinty's Liberals were handing out free cheques to anyone who could say "windmill" (or even come close), they were rubber-stamped without any care. . Stuff's going to get built, and there's always someone who's going to complain about it. A pumpjack serves a purpose and can't be put anywhere. Thankfully nobody is going to build one on a busy tourist beach, but Unifor, geniuses that they are, decided a giant wind turbine that served no real purpose was a good idea. -
Breaking News: Trudeau expected to resign Monday.
Moonbox replied to DUI_Offender's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Your response is equally broad. Positive results? Our mortality outcomes were exceptionally good compared to places like the USA, but they didn't come without cost. Do we pretend the Emergency Act never happened? Do we ignore that Trudeau was torpedoing public finances long before COVID ever reared its head, and the economic difficulties we face now are exacerbated by his poor judgment and stewardship? His will be a legacy of failure, cynicism and poor judgement. -
There was a time when common sense was a thing, and people in positions of authority could exercise it without having to deal with millions of dollars in litigation over it. Kayla Lemieux should have been shown the door the first day he showed up to school like that. When more time is spent agonizing over his rights to gender expression than the farce he made out of his classroom and that school, something is wrong. This is a really good example of what rallies the Trumpers etc. They aren't afraid to lay into it, and that takes at least some courage.