Thread for obviously newsworthy stuff

[pchang]

This is an improvement for Kid. You should have seen his posts when he was a raving misogynist.

[Giancarlo]

Kid always lies about who he has on block. Like the rest of the garbage he posts on here.

[JohnT]

Ok, what did Ken Starr do? Obviously my position is that it's just another absurd false equivalency. So predictable too.

Lie. There was an ongoing case regarding Paula Jones, in which Clinton was accused of serious crimes. He lied under oath in that case.

Cognitive and personality disorders? I mean, obviously one affects the other, true, but the manifestations here are fascinating.

Let's unpack these two posts:

1. A question feigning ignorance. (personality)
2. Followed by a stated position, even though the poster said he didn't know what happened. (personality)
3. An accusation (of sorts) thrown to the respondent (personality)
4. Another accusation! (personality)
5. Knowledge of the subject which proves a cognitive dissonance from point #1 (cognitive)
6. I have a feeling that, were I to search, this poster would have already argued that Trump is not subject to grand jury depositions... or any depositions... as President. I, however, don't want to dig through the posting history (Possible cognitive)
7. Regardless, the implication is that, according to this poster, a President is subject to depositions, is subject to normal rules and procedures, can commit crimes while in office, and can be subject to penalties of law for having violated said law while President. Which is useful to know. (Neither).

[Giancarlo]

Kid... grasping at the straws now... talking about incidents that occured 20+ years ago.

[Kidlicious]

Well, he clearly overstepped the boundaries of his investigation, when he suddenly developed an interest in the things that Bill Clinton did with WH interns, cigars and blue flowered dresses

Lie. There was an ongoing case regarding Paula Jones, in which Clinton was accused of serious crimes. He lied under oath in that case.

[Proteus_MST]

Ok, what did Ken Starr do? Obviously my position is that it's just another absurd false equivalency. So predictable too.

Well, he clearly overstepped the boundaries of his investigation, when he suddenly developed an interest in the things that Bill Clinton did with WH interns, cigars and blue flowered dresses

[Kidlicious]

The very idea that a person must agree with something that you fez and rah believe

[rah]

By next year, he'll have forgotten what it was like to be a free man.

[Proteus_MST]

On a sidenote:
Happy birthday to Robert Mueller, a true american hero

https://twitter.com/kpwalling/status...81484559462401

[Kidlicious]

I as well ... both special investigations ... just that both targeted different presidents

Ok, what did Ken Starr do? Obviously my position is that it's just another absurd false equivalency. So predictable too.

[Proteus_MST]

I was talking about the FBI and DoJ.

I as well ... both special investigations ... just that both targeted different presidents

[Kidlicious]

Did the Starr investigation of Bill Clinton violate every rule and form of moral decency?

I was talking about the FBI and DoJ.

[Uncle Sparky]

Oh no! The 'block' has slipped off! Everyone is stoopid except me! No one understand... Dumb dumb libertards.. The seal is breached... My eyes... Aeson save me!!!

[Kidlicious]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/new-po...a=twitter_page

We as a country have a giant proble. In that about 20% of the population are complete drooling idiots. 43% of Republicans want to give Trump the power to shut down media outlets he does not like.

Seems to me that there are more drooling idiots that believe that Trump colluded with Russia. Oh wait, ... sorry you're one of them.

[Proteus_MST]

What's going to happen to you? Will you believe in your conspiracy theory forever despite having no evidence, and despite the fact that the investigators violated ever rule and form of moral decency?

Did the Starr investigation of Bill Clinton violate every rule and form of moral decency?