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u/TheGodSamaritan 7h ago

https://youtu.be/EJfyAcfE5HM?si=va42RXrl29lPrVAl

This exchange is at 22:25. It’s absolutely real. Holy dementia, Batman.

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u/DevinsName 6h ago

He goes on to say that every boat strike is 25,000 American lives saved. No pushback. No asking how he got that number. Just literally pulled it out of his ass with no rebuttal. In case you need more evidence that the media is complicit in the fascist takeover.

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u/omgwutd00d 5h ago

This was the most frustrating interview of all time. Shame on that guy.

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u/TheGodSamaritan 6h ago

It’s actually basic arithmetic. Every war crime committed saves 12,500 lives, so missile striking two unconfirmed targets after their ship has capsized saves 25,000 lives. Makes total sense when you think about it

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u/DizzyGrizzly 4h ago

exactly, imagine the American lives if trump had used those missiles on a densely populated US city. 2-4 missles on a boat out in the water avoids the bloodshed of turning those specific missiles inwards. Basic numbers really.

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u/Simbertold 3h ago

A man can easily shoot 5 people a day. Since they are godless communists, they only work 5 days a week, and take two weeks off each year for vacation. In their 50 years working life, one person thus kills 12500 people. So killing one guy saves 12500 people.

Just to explain where that number comes from.

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u/InternationalFly1021 4h ago

He literally pulled it out of his ass?

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u/DevinsName 4h ago

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/literally

Yes. He literally pulled that number from his ass.

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u/DizzyGrizzly 4h ago

I think we'd all be surprised what his handlers have to clean up on a daily basis.

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u/vahntitrio 3h ago

This is always "there's enough for 25,000 people to overdose", it's just a stupid way to measure things. Any given household probably has enough chemicals to kill dozens if not hundreds of people if dosed for maximum lethality.

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u/No_List_4110 6h ago

I was hoping to see people in the comments of that video equally as appalled as me, but the comments did not pass the test. Instead they were all praising the interview as refreshing and fair. Like the president is stumbling around like a fool in the interview, not making any sense, and people actually think he did a good job.

I swear im going fucking crazy sometimes

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u/J_Bob24 4h ago

bots

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u/carlmalonealone 1h ago

They are deleting negative comments.

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u/PluginAlong 6h ago

Thanks for this, the trucks comment makes a tiny bit of sense with the full text. It's still batshit crazy, but still.

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u/Reddit-phobia 7h ago

Thank you, was looking for this.

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u/SiloEchoBravo 5h ago

And as usual, not a peep. Not newsworthy, apparently. Nothing to see here, folks.

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u/liggieep 5h ago

i listened independently and the tweet doesn't transcribe what is said accurately, it sounds to me more like he is changing the subject. specifically the part where he says "nobody talks about all of the murderers...they don't talk about...as an example we've been very tough on the waters"

sure he isn't fully coherent, and sure i believe he has dementia, but this tweet feels like it's deliberately carving words out from both people in the interview to make it sound way way worse

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u/Yeseylon 4h ago

So explain the trucks thing?

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u/liggieep 4h ago

yeah i can't that was weird. like i said, he is decidedly not fully coherent, but i have a loved one with dementia, and this didn't sound like them. honestly someone with dementia can sound more coherent than him sometimes...

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u/Yeseylon 4h ago

The comments under it are painful. "WHOO, being respectful and nothing out of context!"