doodle wrote: ↑Thu Oct 29, 2020 11:23 am I love how the people here will jump all over the latest Biden conspiracy theories while they simultaneously dismiss such accusations against Trump. Humans suck.

Well, so many of the ones about Trump turn out to be complete bullshit.

Part of the problem is that the social media companies are just making it up as they go along. Twitter, Facebook Confess There Is No Evidence Of Russian Disinformation Behind Hunter Biden Story Dorsey Just Lied To Congress And Claimed Twitter Never Censored President Donald Trump Twitter Suspends U....

So to claim that the pandemic is done is pretty much accurate. You could argue that epidemic conditions still exist in isolated pockets of the US, but that's really about it. If you stopped all PCR testing tomorrow and just let life go back to normal, I bet we wouldn't see anything particularly not...

I’ve always thought voting machines should work like an 70’s-80’s style cash register. Voter records their vote on the machine, receives a paper receipt, and the same information is recorded on an internal paper tape. The votes could still be tabulated electronically, but there would be paper backup...

They have competitors doing it, so they have to keep up.

So far what these hearings are revealing to me is that the heads of Google, Twitter, Google are both far more honest and intelligent than are the senators that we have. And, why each of them are the heads of their organizations. These senators are just totally out of their depth in trying to match ...

So far what these hearings are revealing to me is that the heads of Google, Twitter, Google are both far more honest and intelligent than are the senators that we have. And, why each of them are the heads of their organizations. These senators are just totally out of their depth in trying to match ...

As some of you may be aware, Tucker Carlson interviewed Hunter Biden’s ex-business partner Tony Bobulinski on his show last night. Bobulinski claimed that Joe Biden’s brother, Jim, said that he and Biden’s son were relying upon “plausible deniability” as they pursued a lucrative deal with a Chinese ...

You probably got lucky, pp4me. I have tried to sell bills/bonds several times. In one case I ran into a problem where I had bought a lot in an amount less than $10K, but the software insisted I needed to sell an amount of at least $10K. A few months later I was finally (after multiple attempts) abl...

Has anyone considered the possibility that *nothing* that any governing body has done has either promoted or prevented the spread of the virus? In other words, the spread of the virus is not anyone's fault. It's not Trump's fault, it's not Cuomo's fault, and so on. It's about the biology of epidemi...

Cortopassi wrote: ↑Sat Oct 17, 2020 9:29 am Sorry, guys, but seems the phrase grasping at straws comes to mind.

Feel free to berate me with no end if Trump wins.

Gosh, I hope they aren’t plastic straws, that would be terrible.

I haven't watched the whole thing, but Biden's performance has me scratching my head. For the longest time, the conventional wisdom among Trump supporters was that Biden was a completely incoherent dementia patient that would be stumbling all over himself, unable to construct or maintain any logic ...

As Gov Cuomo and his extensive PR team attempt to “reimagine” his response to COVID-19, here’s a Twitter thread to remind everyone what an epic fail it really was.

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1316 ... 96448.html

This story has been going on and information has been trickling out for 3+ years, it’s not anything new. It’s just been ignored by most of the media.

What has changed recently is that we’re finally getting to see some of the damning evidence.

I just think that 30 years ago, most people didn't care too much about politics. I did, and probably many of you did. But my typical bowling league buddies, not as much as today. Everyone had opinions, but it wasn't such a big deal. Everyone today is really into it. Government is not supposed to me...

The increasing division in the US correlates with the rise of social media and the increasing ease of sharing information (and disinformation). Related to the health/nutrition conversation, should large and powerful companies be allowed to serve people information and interactions that create addict...

A few humble "We are doing what we think is right but we really don't know and things may change" statements could have gone a long way. Do you honestly believe that "the media" and Trump's wide variety of political opponents (not to mention yourself) would have accepted anythin...

Ejc_tyzXkAAfDGE.jpg Hilarious that articles cover photo is of Trump hard at word signing blank pieces of paper. Maybe he was just making sure the pen worked. Maybe you can't see the text on the page because the paper is over exposed. What little we can see doesn't even look like his signature. i fo...

By the way, you can buy all five of the author's books for $5.00 each (or, in one case, for only $2.99). I just bought all 5 books for $22.99 total. No taxes. By the way, why are there no taxes on Kindle books while there are other books and downloaded software? Vinny When you buy a Kindle book, yo...

Sorry, had to change my avatar. Not that I am sold on Biden, but well, as WiseOne put it...death knell. tech, if you can't deal with seeing it, ignore me... 8) Funny how the guy who whines about Trump not unifying the country is the first person on this forum to post a political avatar and tell peo...

Cortopassi wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 8:57 am I would have thought there to be 100 comments on this topic by now...interesting.

What is there to say, other than to post asinine comments from people that hate Trump?

Please comment on the white supremacists stand back and stand by comment. Couldn’t give a straight answer yes, I condemn. I thought about this question a lot today. Apparently Scott Adams did, too, because on his latest podcast he said Trump has temporarily lost his vote by failing to clearly state...

Anyone spent anytime in the upper peninsula of Michigan or far northern reaches of northeast? Any areas stand out as affordable with decent job market? Vermont seems pretty cool in that everything is in such close proximity...big cities, small cities, rural countryside, ocean, mountains. I was rais...

I read an article quite a while back about a fellow who was planning to change his medical plans at age 75. At that point, nothing which is intended to prolong life. Yes, treatment for a broken arm or for discomfort or dental stuff or whatever. But no heart bypasses, stents, no CPR, and I think eve...

I read an article quite a while back about a fellow who was planning to change his medical plans at age 75. At that point, nothing which is intended to prolong life. Yes, treatment for a broken arm or for discomfort or dental stuff or whatever. But no heart bypasses, stents, no CPR, and I think eve...