Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died

[JLB]

Obama begged her to retire long before he left office.  The arrogance of the sure thing "Hillary" kept her there and eventually will cost them a staunchly liberal jurist. They thought Donald Trump was a joke well that was stupid.

RIP RBG 

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The Aquarian played them.  Badly, and for the good of the American people. 

[HipKat]

12 hours ago, Bumbles247 said:

What a beautiful fake tweet meme.

Except that’s not fake

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On 9/21/2020 at 4:23 PM, jc856 said:

Tell me what to do here, FB. I didn’t know whether to giggle or cringe. I kinda let out a sheepish, embarrassed cringle. #TOOSOON!!

You should read my post with admiration.

I've showed compassion, despite her judicial perfidy, in the shortest of timeframes. 

[Bumbles247]

2 hours ago, HipKat said:

Except that’s not fake

It's a manufactured meme designed to look like a real tweet that never happened. In other words, it's a fake tweet meme.

[HipKat]

39 minutes ago, Bumbles247 said:

It's a manufactured meme designed to look like a real tweet that never happened. In other words, it's a fake tweet meme.

Not exactly.

 

Did Trump Say ‘Obama Should Leave Office’ Before Appointing Supreme Court Justice?

Allegations of "hypocrisy" were ample in September 2020 as U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to nominate a successor to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

• DAN MACGUILL

• PUBLISHED 23 SEPTEMBER 2020

In April 2016, Donald Trump said that then-U.S. President Obama should "wait until he leaves office to pick another Justice" after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia. 

Rating

Mixture

About this rating 

What's True

On at least two occasions in 2016, Trump said the process of replacing Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia should wait until after that year's presidential election.

What's False

However, the April 2016 "tweet" by Trump, shared widely in September 2020, was fake, and Trump did not make the statement attributed to him there.

 

[Bumbles247]

2 hours ago, HipKat said:

Not exactly.

Did Trump Say ‘Obama Should Leave Office’ Before Appointing Supreme Court Justice?

Allegations of "hypocrisy" were ample in September 2020 as U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to nominate a successor to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

• DAN MACGUILL

• PUBLISHED 23 SEPTEMBER 2020

In April 2016, Donald Trump said that then-U.S. President Obama should "wait until he leaves office to pick another Justice" after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia. 

Rating

Mixture

About this rating 

What's True

On at least two occasions in 2016, Trump said the process of replacing Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia should wait until after that year's presidential election.

What's False

However, the April 2016 "tweet" by Trump, shared widely in September 2020, was fake, and Trump did not make the statement attributed to him there.

I said the meme you shared was a fake tweet. So does your link. Thank you.

[HipKat]

2 hours ago, Bumbles247 said:

I said the meme you shared was a fake tweet. So does your link. Thank you.

And I said the meme might be fake but Trump DID say what's in the tweet -Twice!

so no, thank YOU

[Bumbles247]

2 hours ago, HipKat said:

And I said the meme might be fake but Trump DID say what's in the tweet -Twice!

so no, thank YOU

I guess I missed the part where you said it might be fake. Let's review-

 

Another poster shared a meme that looks just like a tweet from 2016.

I said, "What a beautiful fake tweet meme." 

And the you said, "Except that's not fake."

Now where I went to school we would dissect your sentence, which is a direct response to my sentence, to mean-

1 - Except - Conjunction -used before a statement that forms an exception to one just made.

2 - that - Pronoun - referring to a specific thing (subject) previously mentioned, known, or understood. In this case, seeing as how my sentence was the only thing you quoted, we'll go out on a limb and suggest you were referring to the "fake meme" portion of my sentence.

3 - (i)'s not fake. - this would be referred to as the - predicate (the part of a sentence or clause containing a verb and stating something about the subject). 

These 3 parts of your sentence mean, in plain English, that you are declaring an exception to my response (that the meme was a fake tweet), by stating that "it" (the meme) is not fake. You followed that statement by saying, "Not exactly" and sharing a link that also clearly says the meme was a fake tweet.

I'm still looking for where you said the meme might be fake. Can't find it.

Yeah, Trump said the same thing a lot of others did. I think everybody knows that. And I never said he didn't. However, when I see something that is clearly fake, and I call it fake, then you tell me it's not fake, while including a link that also says it is fake, then qualify that response by saying you said it might be fake, even though you didn't, I can't help but feel violated (offended even) by your twisting of my words meaning.

If you want to point out what Trump said in the past, have at it. If I see something that's fake, and I call it fake, don't tell me it's not fake and include a link that also says it's fake, then try to backtrack your statement but at the same time strut your stuff like you won some sort of argument. Thank you.

 

[jc856]

Betcher gonna tell me these are fake next! C’MON MAN!!

[HipKat]

5 hours ago, Bumbles247 said:

I guess I missed the part where you said it might be fake. Let's review-

Another poster shared a meme that looks just like a tweet from 2016.

I said, "What a beautiful fake tweet meme." 

And the you said, "Except that's not fake."

Now where I went to school we would dissect your sentence, which is a direct response to my sentence, to mean-

1 - Except - Conjunction -used before a statement that forms an exception to one just made.

2 - that - Pronoun - referring to a specific thing (subject) previously mentioned, known, or understood. In this case, seeing as how my sentence was the only thing you quoted, we'll go out on a limb and suggest you were referring to the "fake meme" portion of my sentence.

3 - (i)'s not fake. - this would be referred to as the - predicate (the part of a sentence or clause containing a verb and stating something about the subject). 

These 3 parts of your sentence mean, in plain English, that you are declaring an exception to my response (that the meme was a fake tweet), by stating that "it" (the meme) is not fake. You followed that statement by saying, "Not exactly" and sharing a link that also clearly says the meme was a fake tweet.

I'm still looking for where you said the meme might be fake. Can't find it.

Yeah, Trump said the same thing a lot of others did. I think everybody knows that. And I never said he didn't. However, when I see something that is clearly fake, and I call it fake, then you tell me it's not fake, while including a link that also says it is fake, then qualify that response by saying you said it might be fake, even though you didn't, I can't help but feel violated (offended even) by your twisting of my words meaning.

If you want to point out what Trump said in the past, have at it. If I see something that's fake, and I call it fake, don't tell me it's not fake and include a link that also says it's fake, then try to backtrack your statement but at the same time strut your stuff like you won some sort of argument. Thank you.

I'm so sorry that you need everything explained to you in such intricate detail. You're right, I should have explicitly said that the meme is fake but he DID say that in 2016 - twice Which is what the phrase "not exactly" was referring to. I'll keep it mind that you need things explicitly explained to you. 

[Thebowflexbody]

2 hours ago, HipKat said:

I'm so sorry that you need everything explained to you in such intricate detail. You're right, I should have explicitly said that the meme is fake but he DID say that in 2016 - twice Which is what the phrase "not exactly" was referring to. I'll keep it mind that you need things explicitly explained to you. 

HipKat = Unhinged.  I suggest giving this guy a WIDE BERTH.  LOL 

[Bumbles247]

5 hours ago, HipKat said:

I'm so sorry that you need everything explained to you in such intricate detail. You're right, I should have explicitly said that the meme is fake but he DID say that in 2016 - twice Which is what the phrase "not exactly" was referring to. I'll keep it mind that you need things explicitly explained to you. 

Oh thank you very much. Or maybe I can be more specific in my comments so you don't misunderstand me.

Like when I say fake meme, and you say it's not fake, you don't misunderstand that "fake meme" means . . . . FAKE MEME.

[HipKat]

43 minutes ago, Bumbles247 said:

Oh thank you very much. Or maybe I can be more specific in my comments so you don't misunderstand me.

Like when I say fake meme, and you say it's not fake, you don't misunderstand that "fake meme" means . . . . FAKE MEME.

Are you fucking 12 years old? I didn’t say it’s not fake, I said not exactly meaning it’s not exactly fake. Because Trump did say that. It’s exactly what he said and he said it twice. The only thing that’s fake about it was the actual meme itself and I’m done with this conversation because talking to you fucking Trump lovers is an exercise in killing off brain cells

[Bumbles247]

1 hour ago, HipKat said:

Are you fucking 12 years old? I didn’t say it’s not fake, I said not exactly meaning it’s not exactly fake. Because Trump did say that. It’s exactly what he said and he said it twice. The only thing that’s fake about it was the actual meme itself and I’m done with this conversation because talking to you fucking Trump lovers is an exercise in killing off brain cells

And to think I was going to ask if you were 12 years old. This is what I was responding to. YOUR fucking statement responding to my statement. I called it a fake meme and you CLEARLY responded . . . let me read it for you . . . . . Except that's not fake.

Maybe you should kill some more brains cells. Try starting over even.

[HipKat]

2 hours ago, Bumbles247 said:

And to think I was going to ask if you were 12 years old. This is what I was responding to. YOUR fucking statement responding to my statement. I called it a fake meme and you CLEARLY responded . . . let me read it for you . . . . . Except that's not fake.

Maybe you should kill some more brains cells. Try starting over even.

Which I have explained several times now that when I said it’s not fake, I meant that  he actually fucking said that.  I really don’t understand what part of this you’re having problems with. Unless you’re dumber than Bowman. That would explain a lot if that’s the case. So try to follow along now. The meme itself may not be real but the comment in the meme is real. He is if there’s something here you don’t understand, raise your hand and I will be glad to explain it for you

[Thebowflexbody]

14 minutes ago, HipKat said:

Which I have explained several times now that when I said it’s not fake, I meant that  he actually fucking said that.  I really don’t understand what part of this you’re having problems with. Unless you’re dumber than Bowman. That would explain a lot if that’s the case. So try to follow along now. The meme itself may not be real but the comment in the meme is real. He is if there’s something here you don’t understand, raise your hand and I will be glad to explain it for you

When you attempt to talk down to people it's beyond comical.