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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 373: T Party Republicans
masterplum 05/24/21 9:28:10 PM #427:	Kenri posted... Again FWIW, my take on this is that they are both absolutely (read: certainly, unquestionably, unconditionally) liars and that that doesn't imply they lie equally often or that they tell equally large lies, because it's obvious that Trump lies more often and more outrageously. I have no issue with fuming's post I just don't think the philosophical definition of "absolute" is meaningful here. Ideally we'd have non-liar presidents but again lmao. Indeed. It boils down to politicians know they have to say things people want to hear to get elected. I wish that wasnt the case, but I think thats a downside to democracy not a specific person --- https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BdWiElvIQAAQpBt.jpg <cite>masterplum posted [p:954263838] in Politics C... [t:79452919]...</cite> <quote>Kenri posted... </cite> <quote>Again FWIW, my take on this is that they are both absolutely (read: certainly, unquestionably, unconditionally) liars and that that doesn't imply they lie equally often or that they tell equally large lies, because it's obvious that Trump lies more often and more outrageously. I have no issue with fuming's post I just don't think the philosophical definition of "absolute" is meaningful here. Ideally we'd have non-liar presidents but again lmao.</quote> Indeed. It boils down to politicians know they have to say things people want to hear to get elected. I wish that wasnt the case, but I think thats a downside to democracy not a specific person --- https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BdWiElvIQAAQpBt.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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