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Trump: "Tremendous crowds of well-wishers"

Apparently the corrupt media kept us from hearing about the all those massive spontaneous pro-Trump rallies.

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its weird seeing a liar who operates solely as if its still 1985 and people won't check, you can't buy all the photos and every cunt isn't recording 24/7. I know why f course, he's long been money-powerful enough to get away with bare faced lying to all and sundry but its still weird.
 
its weird seeing a liar who operates solely as if its still 1985 and people won't check, you can't buy all the photos and every cunt isn't recording 24/7. I know why f course, he's long been money-powerful enough to get away with bare faced lying to all and sundry but its still weird.

The thing is, although they, his supporters, could, they won’t check. They’ll hear the narrative they want to hear, and not question it. So it will become their truth.
 
its weird seeing a liar who operates solely as if its still 1985 and people won't check, you can't buy all the photos and every cunt isn't recording 24/7. I know why f course, he's long been money-powerful enough to get away with bare faced lying to all and sundry but its still weird.

I wish people interviewing him would be more tenacious. His constant stream of lies, bs and gaslighting just makes the head spin :mad::(
 
The thing is, although they, his supporters, could, they won’t check.

It doesn't matter. If they were to check it would be "fake news", and if they could see it for themselves they wouldn't care anyway.

People who disparage the phrase "post truth" on the basis that the press and politicians have always lied have just failed to grasp the meaning of the term.
 
It doesn't matter. If they were to check it would be "fake news", and if they could see it for themselves they wouldn't care anyway.

People who disparage the phrase "post truth" on the basis that the press and politicians have always lied have just failed to grasp the meaning of the term.
This is where we are, in 2019. Logic, reason, science, evidence all optional extras for those with power and their cheerleaders. “All that is solid....etc” as someone once wrote.
 
I doubt he's even really in the country tbh. I think he's at home playing hungry hungry hippos and the whole 'state visit' is being done with photoshop.
They probably just sent over a yellow wig and a pile of rotting, festering orange pulp, and reassembled it after it cleared customs.
 
He doesn't lie, he just doesn't understand that reality is not actually required to be whatever he says it is.

I think there's a little of that, but it's more that he doesn't understand the degree to which people (outside the oddest part of his fanbase) expect what he says to be consistent with reality, or with what he said five minutes ago, or what is clearly going on around him.
I also think he confuses factual TV shows with fictional ones, and has memory issues which are getting steadily worse.
 
Has anyone ever got him in a room and just said “why do you lie all the time” :D
I had an idea for a gameshow/politics program based around QT. Same format except all the panel are wired up to an electricity grid and all the audience have a two button hand held device with ‘lie?’ and ‘truth?’ on the buttons. The more of the audience press ‘lie’ the greater the voltage (and if they all press ‘lie’ the panel member’s chair drops through the floor into a shark tank). I think it’s a winner. I’m pitching it to Channel 5.
 
I think there's a little of that, but it's more that he doesn't understand the degree to which people (outside the oddest part of his fanbase) expect what he says to be consistent with reality, or with what he said five minutes ago, or what is clearly going on around him.
I also think he confuses factual TV shows with fictional ones, and has memory issues which are getting steadily worse.
Thing is, being like that has reflected back at him the undeniable reality that he has become the president of the US. That's some serious reinforcement.
 
I had an idea for a gameshow/politics program based around QT. Same format except all the panel are wired up to an electricity grid and all the audience have a two button hand held device with ‘lie?’ and ‘truth?’ on the buttons. The more of the audience press ‘lie’ the greater the voltage (and if they all press ‘lie’ the panel member’s chair drops through the floor into a shark tank). I think it’s a winner. I’m pitching it to Channel 5.

Moderator, 5 minutes into the first show: "OK, well, we're going to have to cut this short because all of our contestants have been eaten by sharks. You know, maybe you should have let them speak before pressing your buttons, these people deserve a chance to have their say."

(Moderator drops through the floor into shark tank)
 
Moderator, 5 minutes into the first show: "OK, well, we're going to have to cut this short because all of our contestants have been eaten by sharks. You know, maybe you should have let them speak before pressing your buttons, these people deserve a chance to have their say."

(Moderator drops through the floor into shark tank)
You're being cynical.
 
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