Donal
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No, I asses it based on the fact he can't finish sentence.
I'm just going to let that comment speak for itself.
No, I asses it based on the fact he can't finish sentence.
No, I asses it based on the fact he can't finish sentence.
Trust me, we all know what you mean.
Your statement doesn't even make sense. Why would yo ubeleive someone who just tells you what they are? We're discussing an event where people purposefully try to spin events in their own favor. And you say we should take people at their word? Irrespective of everything else they present?
You have no concept of things like "context".
Wait, we're not diagnosing mental deficiencies through remote viewing anymore? When did that policy change?
Which is more important about a person, their mind or their fleshy envelope? Going off your eyes alone is how people in wheelchairs are constantly assumed to be as mindless as they are motionless.
Which is more important about a person, their mind or their fleshy envelope? Going off your eyes alone is how people in wheelchairs are constantly assumed to be as mindless as they are motionless.
Which is more important about a person, their mind or their fleshy envelope? Going off your eyes alone is how people in wheelchairs are constantly assumed to be as mindless as they are motionless.
Biden's problem isn't that he can't walk. It's his inability to call Trump lies on the spot.
Although his walking ability declined quickly. Remember when he occasionally stumbled when leaving a plane ? See the post debate celebration. His wife is helping him to step down 2 small steps on the stage. He barely makes it. He will use the wheelchair sooner or later.
FDR was the most consequential president of the 20th Century from a wheel chair.
FDR was the most consequential president of the 20th Century from a wheel chair.
Do you think wheel chairs affect brain function?
Do you know very stupid persons who think that it does?
Have you seen the governor of Texas lately?
Watching the sudden flip from denial & excusery to admitting it, during the "debate" and immediately afterward, was psychologically fascinating... but watching the denial & excusery come creeping back a few days later is even more psychologically fascinating.
Watching the sudden flip from denial & excusery to admitting it, during the "debate" and immediately afterward, was psychologically fascinating... but watching the denial & excusery come creeping back a few days later is even more psychologically fascinating.