Sorry to bring Jesus in to this, I'll make it brief. Yesterday's message in church was around John 18:38 where Pilate asks "what is truth?" Feels pertinent.
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Originally Posted by hodgy0_2
(Post 11912884)
sorry, the 11am is just w4nked about on facebook - to make it look like it was taken earlier that it was, so your very first sentence is b0llox, a lie and alternative fact
jeez the editor of Reuters, who commissioned the photo has explained this himself, having seen b0ll0x posted on facebook https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...41d8900440.png look, I know you are a CTr Gary, and no evidence will shake your belief, but as I said up thread - I am just laughing at you lot you believe any old cr4p - lol |
Originally Posted by gary77
(Post 11912907)
Does the picture i posted and the one you posted look to have the same size croud?
my original post was about the Trumps claim that the crowds "were the biggest", "a record" etc etc blah blah blah that is contradicted by the evidence, both photographic, and from other lines of evidence i.e. the Washington transit authority and the national parks service you have posted a very low angle crowd shot that has been hawked around facebook - great!! and you think, to you, it looks large and the same size - again great it is the simple CT tactic if arguing from incredulity - facts don't matter it is what you believe that counts , I get it I really do but the two shots from the same place and a v high angle show a completely different story |
I only saw one picture you posted of the crowd at donalds inauguration.
I dont dispute the claim they were not the biggest. As i said it would be very unlikely to ever be considering where it was held. Im only pointing out that the media seem to have put out a picture taken at a time before the crowd had got to full size. It does seem to be far more packed in the picture i posted . You dont think it is .thats fine |
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&so...9gV_t4NDQ5FAZA
This shows without doubt the size of the crowd . Id say not much bigger than the picture hodgy posted |
Originally Posted by gary77
(Post 11912938)
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&so...9gV_t4NDQ5FAZA
This shows without doubt the size of the crowd . Id say not much bigger than the picture hodgy posted "People are saying the CNN pic (your pic) debunks the NYT pic (the pic I posted), but that looks to be an optical illusion caused by the different angles. Here’s a timelapse video put together by PBS that clearly shows the National Mall was never filled up: " your own source says you are spouting cr4p look at the vid I posted it deals with optical illusions lol, you have to giggle Trump just bulsh1tted - get over it we will have plenty more to discuss (it was only his second full day after all) |
I didnt put the link up to prove that the media painted a untrue pucture you dick head.
It was to show the truth. Regardless if it showed me to be right or wrong . |
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Originally Posted by gary77
(Post 11912921)
I only saw one picture you posted of the crowd at donalds inauguration.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...a26214774d.png
Originally Posted by gary77
(Post 11912921)
I don't dispute the claim they were not the biggest. that was my only point
Originally Posted by gary77
(Post 11912921)
Im only pointing out that the media seem to have put out a picture taken at a time before the crowd had got to full size.
It does seem to be far more packed in the picture i posted . You dont think it is .that's fine the inauguration started at 12 - same times as the Reuters editor says the Trump picture was taken - read the text from Jim Bourg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Originally Posted by JTaylor
(Post 11912976)
:facepalm:
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So everybody got in for the start at 12 . Ok great .(how did you know that for sure?)
I looked into it and found the time lapse video which cleared it up. I never said your picture wasnt accurately showing the full crowd just that it maybe wasnt . What is the point you are trying to make with the one picture and two photos by the way |
Listen guys, this is the new world. You have facts, Gary has 'alternative facts', both now have equal importance.
God help us |
Originally Posted by gary77
(Post 11913104)
So everybody got in for the start at 12 . Ok great .(how did you know that for sure?)
I looked into it and found the time lapse video which cleared it up. I never said your picture wasnt accurately showing the full crowd just that it maybe wasnt . What is the point you are trying to make with the one picture and two photos by the way just read my post 285 (reproduced below) fascinating news conference by Trump press secretary - Sean Spicer it did remind me of Chemical Ali - when he insisted that Bagdad was free from American troops when they and their tanks could clearly be seen in the background - lol Spicer insisted the crowds at the inauguration ceremony where indeed record breaking even though they clearly not - pathetic and laughable in fact it was a clear demonstration of alt.reality (the excuse was he was, and I am not making this up, presenting "alternative facts") anyway the actual crowd numbers are tittle tattle and irrelevant - either way tbh what is fascinating is that presumably they believe, in the words of Groucho Marx “Who are you going to believe, me or your own eyes?” I suspect we are going to have 4 years of facts (backed by evidence) and 4 years of alternative facts - (backed up by 0) so the point is he is divorced from reality and a bullsh1tter that's it - I make no other claim as Petem95 observes I suspect we will have a lot more, this was after all his first press conference funtimes ahead :-) |
look on the bright side
in just one day trump got more fat american women out walking (exercising) than michelle obama did in years :thumb: thats gotta be a good thing for healthcare |
Originally Posted by hodgy0_2
(Post 11913120)
wow, this is hard work
just read my post 285 (reproduced below) fascinating news conference by Trump press secretary - Sean Spicer it did remind me of Chemical Ali - when he insisted that Bagdad was free from American troops when they and their tanks could clearly be seen in the background - lol Spicer insisted the crowds at the inauguration ceremony where indeed record breaking even though they clearly not - pathetic and laughable in fact it was a clear demonstration of alt.reality (the excuse was he was, and I am not making this up, presenting "alternative facts") anyway the actual crowd numbers are tittle tattle and irrelevant - either way tbh what is fascinating is that presumably they believe, in the words of Groucho Marx “Who are you going to believe, me or your own eyes?” I suspect we are going to have 4 years of facts (backed by evidence) and 4 years of alternative facts - (backed up by 0) so the point is he is divorced from reality and a bullsh1tter that's it - I make no other claim as Petem95 observes I suspect we will have a lot more, this was after all his first press conference funtimes ahead :-) That was Comical Ali; Chemical Ali was an entirely different creature! :D |
aha
indeed yes you are right |
Never mind any of that, there are more pressing matters afoot.....
Do you think if someone trys to assasinate Trump in his first 100 days in office, his close protection team will shout Donald, duck..... |
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Originally Posted by Martin2005
(Post 11913108)
Listen guys, this is the new world. You have facts, Gary has 'alternative facts', both now have equal importance.
God help us |
Are Reuters all part of the conspiracy now ?
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Originally Posted by hodgy0_2
(Post 11913120)
wow, this is hard work
just read my post 285 (reproduced below) fascinating news conference by Trump press secretary - Sean Spicer it did remind me of Chemical Ali - when he insisted that Bagdad was free from American troops when they and their tanks could clearly be seen in the background - lol Spicer insisted the crowds at the inauguration ceremony where indeed record breaking even though they clearly not - pathetic and laughable in fact it was a clear demonstration of alt.reality (the excuse was he was, and I am not making this up, presenting "alternative facts") anyway the actual crowd numbers are tittle tattle and irrelevant - either way tbh what is fascinating is that presumably they believe, in the words of Groucho Marx “Who are you going to believe, me or your own eyes?” I suspect we are going to have 4 years of facts (backed by evidence) and 4 years of alternative facts - (backed up by 0) so the point is he is divorced from reality and a bullsh1tter that's it - I make no other claim as Petem95 observes I suspect we will have a lot more, this was after all his first press conference funtimes ahead :-) |
Originally Posted by dpb
(Post 11913177)
Are Reuters all part of the conspiracy now ?
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Originally Posted by neil-h
(Post 11912882)
:lol1: We shall see, my money says the grass isn't actually greener on the otherside and the worlds going to get pretty crappy before everybodys realises.
Obama almost doubled the US national debt in his 8 years, to almost $20 trillion. Utter madness, not to mention all the increases in liabilities, unsustainable projects such as so-called Obama-care, which just piles further liabilities on future generations. Inequality continued to increase under Obama with the middle class continuing to shrink. Only such a massive failure could lead to such a wildcard as Trump getting elected. The idiots are not the people who voted in Trump, they're the people who are calling them idiots when instead they should be focusing on WHY this happened. The ironic thing is many of Trumps policies are likely to reduce inequality, such as encouraging firms to return manufacturing bases to the US, allow US firms with large overseas cash piles to return the money to the US for a limited time at a ~10% tax rate. The next global financial shock is likely to cause massive issues though whatever happens as there is simply no room to manoeuvre from an economic standpoint. |
Originally Posted by gary77
(Post 11913176)
What alternative facts do i have. . Dick head
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Originally Posted by Petem95
(Post 11913209)
The grass isn't green on either side when global debt levels are this big - people are living WAY beyond their means in almost all Western countries, but still have an "it's my right" attitude when it comes to social benefits, so it's almost impossible to make meaningful cut backs. It's a recipe for disaster.
Obama almost doubled the US national debt in his 8 years, to almost $20 trillion. Utter madness, not to mention all the increases in liabilities, unsustainable projects such as so-called Obama-care, which just piles further liabilities on future generations. Inequality continued to increase under Obama with the middle class continuing to shrink. Only such a massive failure could lead to such a wildcard as Trump getting elected. The idiots are not the people who voted in Trump, they're the people who are calling them idiots when instead they should be focusing on WHY this happened. The ironic thing is many of Trumps policies are likely to reduce inequality, such as encouraging firms to return manufacturing bases to the US, allow US firms with large overseas cash piles to return the money to the US for a limited time at a ~10% tax rate. The next global financial shock is likely to cause massive issues though whatever happens as there is simply no room to manoeuvre from an economic standpoint. Reality is soon going to crowd in on a lot of those folks though. The problem here isn't Trump (as totally unsuitable for office as he clearly is), it's their political system. It's got to the point that you can't get anything meaningful done without so much compromise and held hostage to special interests that it destroys much of the original intention . Obamacare being a prime example. It's pretty sloppy thinking to blame Obama for doubling the US national debt, as I'm sure you actually realise. |
Originally Posted by Martin2005
(Post 11913234)
I completely agree about why certain parts of the US voted Trump. The lessons need to be learnt..
Reality is soon going to crowd in on a lot of those folks though. The problem here isn't Trump (as totally unsuitable for office as he clearly is), it's their political system. It's got to the point that you can't get anything meaningful done without so much compromise and held hostage to special interests that it destroys much of the original intention . Obamacare being a prime example. It's pretty sloppy thinking to blame Obama for doubling the US national debt, as I'm sure you actually realise. |
Originally Posted by Petem95
(Post 11913242)
Maybe so - that certainly happened to those who voted Obama in. After 8 years of him as president it resulted in the greatest rejection of the political system in American history.
Why is it sloppy to blame Obama for doubling the national debt?! People need to realise this, yet your average liberal-progressive type appears financially inept unfortunately. They want to benefits for everyone, but don't understand that isn't possible from an economic standpoint. Obama left office hugely more popular than Trump did coming into office. That is pretty unprecedented. The American people rejected Hillary Clinton (from an electoral college perspective), you are reading far too much into this. |
Originally Posted by Petem95
(Post 11913209)
Obama almost doubled the US national debt in his 8 years, to almost $20 trillion. Utter madness, not to mention all the increases in liabilities, unsustainable projects such as so-called Obama-care, which just piles further liabilities on future generations. Inequality continued to increase under Obama with the middle class continuing to shrink.
. US debt will rise significantly under Trump - his stated aim is to cut taxes and go on a government spending spree both = debt |
Originally Posted by Martin2005
(Post 11913247)
Obama came into office as the financial financial crisis hit. If you're going to blame someone for the spiralling US debt then blame Bush.
Obama left office hugely more popular than Trump did coming into office. That is pretty unprecedented. The American people rejected Hillary Clinton (from an electoral college perspective), you are reading far too much into this. anyway this puts it in perspective to me, it shows the relative "change" in debt levels for each recent president https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...7b01334eae.png https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.d7dc426a5599 |
So who's holding all these IOU's???
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