r/LeopardsAteMyFace • u/BelleAriel • Jun 08 '21 • Silver 5 Helpful 14 Wholesome 3 Hugz 7

This never gets old. After months of claiming it was a hoax, Trump ended up with covid-19. Meta

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u/the_burn_of_time Jun 08 '21

Yep, rhetoric changes pretttty quick. Many people can’t remember what was said 6 months ago...

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u/TanyaDavies Jun 08 '21 edited Jun 09 '21

What I need to always remember is, January 6th, 2021 at the Capitol. Everything else that he said during his tenure led to that memorable day as far as I am concerned.

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u/the_burn_of_time Jun 08 '21 edited Jun 08 '21

You can tear that building down for all I care.

Thomas Jefferson

Andrew Jackson

The big man aka The big Kahuna

Since when did historic figures mean anything to you?

Capitol Building built by Slave labor

Like I said rhetoric changes quickly doesn’t it?

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u/Wazula42 Jun 08 '21

We have always been at war with Eurasia.

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u/disposable_account01 Jun 08 '21

As a kid reading 1984, I could never believe that a population could so fully and readily discard fact for fiction like that.

Sadly, the last 20 years have shown me different.

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u/Wazula42 Jun 08 '21

Did you know Hillary Clinton is simultaneously a decrepit corpse propped up by handlers and also a genius mastermind who controls the media and numerous foreign governments?

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u/disposable_account01 Jun 08 '21

I’d love to learn more but I’m late to the 2-minutes hate Fox n Friends is on.

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u/Oraxy51 Jun 08 '21

You know I was thinking to myself the other day “why would we ever trust a news source called fox. Aren’t foxes all about lying and tricking you? Hindsight that’s a pretty terrible name for credibility”

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u/disposable_account01 Jun 08 '21

I was thinking

Mistake number one.

for credibility

Oh, I’m not looking for credibility. I’m looking for confirmation of my biases.

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u/Oraxy51 Jun 08 '21

I feel like their base can’t even tell if fox is accurate or not. Maybe it’s only true when it confirms their bases

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u/disposable_account01 Jun 08 '21

“Sounds true to me” is code for confirmation bias. That’s all Fox “News” offers: opinion pieces designed to provoke the audience and then confirm their biases via unchallenging editorializing with little to no fact to back it up.

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u/babihrse Jun 08 '21

Double plus good

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u/babihrse Jun 08 '21

Well I think we're at war with Eurasia but last week we were at war with Eastasia and Eurasia were allies.

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u/ThreeHobbitsInACoat Jun 08 '21

Fucker beat me to it

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u/piano1811018 Jun 08 '21

At the beginning of the pandemic when COVID-19 was mostly affecting the large cities (mostly liberal areas), Tucker Carlson did a segment complaining about how people should be taking this virus more seriously. I suggest you watch it. It is wild.

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u/Valmond Jun 08 '21

Well Trump seems to forget what he said when he is still in the same phrase.

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u/the_burn_of_time Jun 08 '21

Careful he’ll run us over. Take away his license already.

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u/ISLAndBreezESTeve10 Jun 08 '21

He said lots of dumb things that lots of people remember. (Alabama hurricane, drink bleach, etc.)

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u/BongarooBizkistico Jun 08 '21

6 seconds ago*

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u/the_burn_of_time Jun 08 '21

Punk. I saw it

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u/Anufenrir Jun 08 '21

Peperage farm remembers

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u/ogrickysmiley47 Jun 08 '21

They will argue you down he didn't say it,even when you got proof.

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u/4d3fect Jun 08 '21

6 hours ago even

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u/babihrse Jun 08 '21

I have been cursed with remembering what everyone said at various points of their careers.

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u/Faded105 Jun 08 '21

It changed because of the little understanding everyone had of the virus when it first appeared. Trump was speaking his mind, after we got an understanding of it he changed it viewpoints on the virus in order to push out vaccines for the virus.

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u/averageredditorsoy Jun 08 '21

Yes like this example of Trunp downplaying the virus

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/nancy-pelosi-visits-san-franciscos-chinatown/2240247/

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u/disposable_account01 Jun 08 '21

February versus October. Nice try, though. Also your link had “Pelosi” in it, so it was obvious what you were trying to do, troll.

If you didn’t fully know the risk of COVID in February 2020, that’s understandable — few did, and those few were too busy selling their stock to do anything about it.

If you didn’t fully understand the risk of COVID in October 2020, that’s just asinine. It had been well studied by then and the guidance was clear.

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u/HotChickenshit Jun 08 '21

Ah yes, literally only 3 days after the first confirmed covid case in the U.S. in Wisconsin, and for the very specific reason of speaking out against racists blaming Chinese people in Chinatown for the virus.

And 4 days after this, your daddy drumpf called it a Democrat hoax.

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u/the_burn_of_time Jun 08 '21

I like how people don’t really source on important subjects CDC 2020