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Topic	What if Hilary ran again but with Bernie as her VP. Can they beat Trump in 2020?
SSJosHBK_Blue 07/19/18 2:57:24 PM #39:	hollow_shrine posted... SSJosHBK_Blue posted... What im saying is is that you arent happy with Trump and thats fine and dandy and is well within your right but its no more than an opinion. Half the countries opinion is that Trump is a fine president. Whose to say which side is right? Neither side should berate the other for an opinion I don't argue for the sake of arguing. Not all opinions are valid. Come on. There are people out here insisting the goddamn planet is flat. They are wrong, and they need to know that. Being incorrect is not a moral stain or something. Being wrong is often a necessary step to eventually being right. If instead they double down on their original stance, now they're not arguing in good faith and can no longer feel entitled to the rhetorical dignity arguing in good faith provides. They deserve ridicule. And when it comes to offices with the power of the presidency you can't let people choose their own facts. The consequences can last lifetimes. If you took two seconds to consider your position from other perspectives, you wouldn't have posted this. And the opinion that the earth is flat IS stupid and easily debunked and isnt comparable to the performance of either political party or Trump. Trumps performance IS subjective and there is no way to prove whether or not either side is right mostly because there is no answer: its literally just preference. Or do you forget people felt the same way about Obama, for instance, that you feel about Trump today? <cite>SSJosHBK_Blue posted [p:905363824] in What if Hi... [t:76822159]...</cite> <quote><cite>hollow_shrine posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SSJosHBK_Blue posted...</cite> <quote>What im saying is is that you arent happy with Trump and thats fine and dandy and is well within your right but its no more than an opinion. Half the countries opinion is that Trump is a fine president. Whose to say which side is right? Neither side should berate the other for an opinion</quote> I don't argue for the sake of arguing. Not all opinions are valid. Come on. There are people out here insisting the goddamn planet is flat. They are wrong, and they need to know that. Being incorrect is not a moral stain or something. Being wrong is often a necessary step to eventually being right. If instead they double down on their original stance, now they're not arguing in good faith and can no longer feel entitled to the rhetorical dignity arguing in good faith provides. They deserve ridicule. And when it comes to offices with the power of the presidency you can't let people choose their own facts. The consequences can last lifetimes. If you took two seconds to consider your position from other perspectives, you wouldn't have posted this.</quote> And the opinion that the earth is flat IS stupid and easily debunked and isnt comparable to the performance of either political party or Trump. Trumps performance IS subjective and there is no way to prove whether or not either side is right mostly because there is no answer: its literally just preference. Or do you forget people felt the same way about Obama, for instance, that you feel about Trump today?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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