Non-crazy people do things that seem crazy all the time. Seemed like a good idea before they said, "hold my beer and watch this." However, Dr. Zeke, I'll defer to your psychological expertise. You probably have a good friend that knows him or his Doctor, or both.
I have common sense, that you appear to be missing in this situation. But I do have a friend that’s a psychiatrist, should I call and get her take for you?Non-crazy people do things that seem crazy all the time. Seemed like a good idea before they said, "hold my beer and watch this." However, Dr. Zeke, I'll defer to your psychological expertise. You probably have a good friend that knows him or his Doctor, or both.
It's understandable. Policy concerns aside, the man has broken every norm of common decency we should expect from our President. People have reacted with the same level of outrage as his behavior has been abhorrent.
Of course people do. People in the public eyes, movies stars do not. Why do you think this is a big story? Had it been random Joe we’d probably never heard of it. And what was the personal gain he was getting out of it?
Non-crazy people do things that seem crazy all the time. Seemed like a good idea before they said, "hold my beer and watch this." However, Dr. Zeke, I'll defer to your psychological expertise. You probably have a good friend that knows him or his Doctor, or both.
She's hyper-partisan and appears to believe everything is about politics. There are several hyper-partisans here on the left, and we have some on the right too. I don't have anyone on ignore, but there are some I don't consider worth reading much except for amusement.
I stayed out of that one too.
https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-...cial-homophobic-assault-chicago-a8752836.html
This is 2019 and yet...
These people showed some poor judgment not waiting for the rest of the story.You are correct. Those on the board for the most part were patient enough to wait this out. The people you support and elect though? Yikes. And that's where the discrepancy lies.
Yeah, they could learn a thing or three from me:You are correct. Those on the board for the most part were patient enough to wait this out. The people you support and elect though? Yikes. And that's where the discrepancy lies.
I've seen enough of Twitter to know it's primarily composed of tweeting twits that mistakenly believe they have something profound and important to say about everything. I do Facebook, but stay away from political discussions with a very few rare exceptions. Your last bullet is one of my guidelines. The fact is that the initial story on any breaking news is often incorrect. It's a guideline I'd suggest for all.
I know many of my fellow Republicans disagree with me on this, but I absolutely do not want Trump to have another term. Ideally, he'd be primaried by an actual traditional Republican and loses the nomination and that Republican wins the Presidency - or at least is someone I have no problem voting for. However, if Trump is the nominee I'm hoping that Democrats run someone I won't gag if I vote for him/her. There are a very few announced and a few supposedly considering announcing that aren't on the gag list. Senator Spartacus Booker is solidly on the gag list. I will not vote for Trump if he's the nominee. In fact, I'll officially become an independent if that happens.
For what it's worth, twitter is still one of my favorite things. For what I want (which is not what you're talking about), it's an incredible service. A well-curated twitter feed is a great way to find and gather pathways to new and interesting information.
Sure, all those folks were within reason to assume good faith on the part of the complainant. Sure, they get to revise their remarks now that a different truth seems to be coming out. But it is unfortunate that such politicos need to dive in with public-facing comments that accomplish nothing other than to posture themselves politically. That's hardly new or groundbreaking, but still it's not the stuff that sets apart leaders, especially when the story absolutely was funky from the word go (though who knows, it could still turn out to be entirely accurate). You don't deserve political brownie points for being the first to grandstand (even for a worthy cause) on twitter.You are correct. Those on the board for the most part were patient enough to wait this out. The people you support and elect though? Yikes. And that's where the discrepancy lies.
Tried reading it and don't like it. Even the respectable tweeters have their feeds filled with tweeting twits for the most part. I also have no desire to tweet myself. First, it would be incompatible with my current job. Second, I don't want to become a tweeting twit.
Yeah, I don't tweet either. But still, lots of great resources available on twitter that you might not find elsewhere.Tried reading it and don't like it. Even the respectable tweeters have their feeds filled with tweeting twits for the most part. I also have no desire to tweet myself. First, it would be incompatible with my current job. Second, I don't want to become a tweeting twit.
You are correct. Those on the board for the most part were patient enough to wait this out. The people you support and elect though? Yikes. And that's where the discrepancy lies.
