“I’m not president right now.”

Neither is she, dumbass.

“Make it so that… there’s an aunt or uncle who wants to help out a little more.”

I see a lot of people talking about how they’re trying to force grandparents to work until they die, which is completely fucked, but not enough people noticed how he’s trying to make people responsible for their sibling’s choice to have kids or not.

Basically, if you don’t already have generational wealth, he’s going to make it so no one in your entire family can escape the cycle of poverty.

Absolutely horrifying.

A robot would have been less awkward. You don’t need to subject yourself to it.

Okay - good.

Not a single follow-up or explanation why he’s asking, either. He’s really building a rapport and drumming up enthusiasm with those interactions.

I think when JD uses one, it’s called a sophylactic.

In a series of social media posts, Trump accused Harris of stealing his idea, saying that “she sounds more like Trump than Trump, copying almost everything.”

In a functioning democracy, this would be a good thing if you agree with your opponent on something. Instead, he has to complain that only he is allowed to use popular ideas, like the weird little baby he is.

Where do you think Venezuela is?

He said that during a conference call that he could do from anywhere, but suggests the next meeting take place in another country instead of calling from his house again?

You already admit he’s lying constantly, so why draw the line that he didn’t say the words ‘flee the country because he loses’ specifically and only mentioned a plan to leave the country if he loses? Seems weird.

It took me way too long to realize this was supposed to be a joke because Hg is the chemical symbol for Mercury. Such an easy thing to mishear.

Since I had to look it up:

Since the 2004 election, the term [Swiftboating] has come to commonly refer to a political attack that is dishonest, personal, and unfair.

Unfortunately, in a lot of these cases, they’re treating people poorly because they either expect to be or think they deserve to be treated like that too. They justify their self-hatred by projecting it onto other people.

The answer you’ll hear is, “Well, no, but SOMEONE has to tell them the truth.”

“Snowflake demands safe space for interview for biggest job in the country”

I don’t think people believe you, based on the down votes you’ve received.

I also don’t think people need examples of “shit”. It makes the comment section worse, which seems weird to do to a place you want to participate in. You have a choice to be better.

Have you considered that you might be the one spreading misinformation and negative biases?

You can always stop … posting this shit. You know, the rest of your comment I quoted.

You’re going off about unrelated things, and maybe you don’t need to actually post that. Sometimes it can just stay a thought.

i’m too fucking tired to keep posting this kind of shit on the internet

At least you recognize that what you’re saying is shit. You can always stop.

Woah, by that logic with those articles, she only became a woman in 2020 as well.

Almost like people contain multitudes.

I have so much more I want to say about the state of social media, but for now I want to make it clear that I was not kicked off Twitter. I kicked myself off.⁣

You’re right. Thank you!

They reached out to Souza, but did not confirm that he deactivated it himself.

Souza’s profile, @PeteSouza, which had over 200,000 followers, now reads, “This account doesn’t exist, try searching for another,” implying that he has deleted or deactivated it. If he had been banned, it would read, “Account suspended. X suspends accounts which violate the X rules.”

Although seeing as how Elon violated Twitters rules this week by posting AI political content, I wouldn’t put it past him to deactivate someone else’s account on their behalf.

I think what you’re trying to say is that “either way he still survived an assassination attempt”, which I agree with, but the details still matter.