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Offline Colin Crow

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #3416 on: January 20, 2021, 03:13:35 PM »
A message to Donald from "Down Under". This came to mind and seemed appropriate.


Offline Joe Elliott

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Offline Joe Elliott

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #3418 on: January 20, 2021, 04:22:31 PM »
Joe, he can ask me as many times as he likes, but I have no intention to give that creep any information about myself or my location because (1) it is none of his business and (2) he is not going to believe it anyway.

I don't care what he believes, but when the jerk starts accusing me of lying about where I am at the moment, he'd better have something to back that up, don't you think?

Agreed.

Offline Richard Smith

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #3419 on: January 20, 2021, 04:56:34 PM »
Joe, he can ask me as many times as he likes, but I have no intention to give that creep any information about myself or my location because (1) it is none of his business and (2) he is not going to believe it anyway.

I don't care what he believes, but when the jerk starts accusing me of lying about where I am at the moment, he'd better have something to back that up, don't you think?

Poor Martin.  Caught in so many lies.  And taking us down the rabbit hole of his lunacy.  No one has asked or cares where you live dunce.  You interjected a reference to a joke circulating in Europe for some bizarre reason.  You claimed to be "staying" there.  When I jokingly asked if you were going to a bullfight, you stupidly claimed bullfighting had been banned in Europe apparently in an effort confirm your presence there.  Unfortunately, that is a falsehood that anyone can verify.  You are a lazy liar.  Why you choose to interject those dubious claims about yourself into this discussion is something only a mental health professional can sort out.

Offline Rick Plant

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #3420 on: January 20, 2021, 05:26:48 PM »
Poor Martin.  Caught in so many lies.  And taking us down the rabbit hole of his lunacy.  No one has asked or cares where you live dunce.  You interjected a reference to a joke circulating in Europe for some bizarre reason.  You claimed to be "staying" there.  When I jokingly asked if you were going to a bullfight, you stupidly claimed bullfighting had been banned in Europe apparently in an effort confirm your presence there.  Unfortunately, that is a falsehood that anyone can verify.  You are a lazy liar.  Why you choose to interject those dubious claims about yourself into this discussion is something only a mental health professional can sort out.

Richard is all ready for Joe Biden's Inauguration. He sounds super excited.

Happy Inauguration Day Richard.

Last 45 minutes for Seditious Donald as the worst "President" in history.

A great day for the whole world.

Online Martin Weidmann

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #3421 on: January 20, 2021, 05:28:29 PM »
Poor Martin.  Caught in so many lies.  And taking us down the rabbit hole of his lunacy.  No one has asked or cares where you live dunce.  You interjected a reference to a joke circulating in Europe for some bizarre reason.  You claimed to be "staying" there.  When I jokingly asked if you were going to a bullfight, you stupidly claimed bullfighting had been banned in Europe apparently in an effort confirm your presence there.  Unfortunately, that is a falsehood that anyone can verify.  You are a lazy liar.  Why you choose to interject those dubious claims about yourself into this discussion is something only a mental health professional can sort out.

You interjected a reference to a joke circulating in Europe for some bizarre reason.

What asylum did you escape from? All I did was say that a joke (you didn't like) was circulating in Europe. That's all. You then started to falsely accuse me of lying about being in Europe.


And why lie about being in "Europe" and interject that pointless lie?  That is completely nuts.



You claimed to be "staying" there.

I didn't claim anything. I just corrected you when you assumed I permanently live in Europe,
 
No one cares where you live.  What a loon.  You stupidly interjected a bizarre reference to Europe in a post that contained your lame joke.  But if you live there, then all the better.  Good riddance! 

when in fact I'm only staying there for the duration of the pandemic.

And that's no big secret either, as I explained a long time ago, in a discussion about Trump and his pathetic response to the virus, that I was due to fly back home when Europe went into lockdown, in March 2020, which is when I decided to stay there for the time being rather than go back to a country where an idiotic President, his sycophants and his supporters were ignoring all safety measures against covid-19. Given the infection and death totals, it was a good decision.

When I jokingly asked if you were going to a bullfight, you stupidly claimed bullfighting had been banned in Europe apparently in an effort confirm your presence there.  Unfortunately, that is a falsehood that anyone can verify. 

BS and another lie. I did not claim that bullfighting had been banned in Europe. I just said they were banned.


You don't even know that bull fights have been banned? Go figure...


In most European countries they never had bullfights to begin with and those countries, where they used to have them, have banned them or are trying to do so. Where I am, lethal bullfights have been banned for several years, whether you like it or not.

Why you choose to interject those dubious claims about yourself into this discussion is something only a mental health professional can sort out.

The only one making dubious claims is you. You, as per usual, desperately need to misrepresent things to make some bogus point. Now, either provide evidence that I am lying about being in Europe or STFU! Moron.
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Offline Joe Elliott

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Re: Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2
« Reply #3422 on: January 20, 2021, 06:46:48 PM »
Done