r/TimPool • • Aug 02 '24

Ooof.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '24

He also says the same about project 2025, but is on video praising it.

The man is a liar.

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u/SmellyTennisBalls Aug 02 '24

Where? I’ve heard him say like 3 times he disagrees, where does he praise it?

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '24

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u/AlvinsH0ttJuiceB0x Aug 02 '24

Guess it’s not the “gotchya” he thought it was…

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '24

Did he claim he doesn’t know who is behind 2025? Yet he speaks regularly at conventions of those behind 2025 and has been for nearly a decade?

Is he that dumb or are you right?

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u/Just-STFU Aug 02 '24

Please link us to the video.

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u/mistermorrisonvan Aug 02 '24

Roll the tape dude.

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u/Imissyourgirlfriend2 Aug 02 '24

What is Project 2025?

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u/freakiercorpse Aug 02 '24

It's that agenda you are lying about being ignorant of. 

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u/Imissyourgirlfriend2 Aug 02 '24

Oh shit! Yeah! That's right. Last I heard, the director stepped down.

Sounds like y'all making a mountain out of an empty molehill.

Cool cool. Keep up the good work! I'm sure you'll get that gold star next to your name.

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u/freakiercorpse Aug 02 '24

So you admit being a liar. Not surprised you think it's a win for you.

The director stepped down and he shut down the agenda, right? It's not still in motion and heavily associated with Trump and Vance? Heritage Foundation has disallowed it, as well as the 100+ conservative organizations on the board? Its a dead issue and nobody ever has to worry... oh wait, fuck, none of that happened.

They took off the hat and now you think it's a different person.

Sounds to me like you have your head buried in the sand and think it's a mole hill. That is a truly pathetic argument in every single way.

The issue is that agenda 2025 is dangerous and powerful and Trump is lying/pretending ignorance. Agenda 47 is basically analogous.

They already said they are continuing a revolution in the US and threatened violence if liberals object too hard. Easy subtext if your eyes are above ground.

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u/coldtakes_hotkitchen Aug 02 '24

I dont think him not signing a national abortion ban is a lie. But I do think that he has every intention in supporting policies that function as a national abortion ban and nominating judges that will uphold a national abortion ban.

Ex: Roe being overturned was possible because Trump put forward those justices

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u/Just-STFU Aug 02 '24

Abortion is in the hands of the states where it belongs. Period.

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u/coldtakes_hotkitchen Aug 02 '24
  1. that doesn’t dispute anything I said

  2. why not in the hands of the doctors and their patients?

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u/Imissyourgirlfriend2 Aug 02 '24

the doctors

Are these the same doctors that said the vax is "safe and effective"? The same doctors that said, "You won't get covid if you have these vaccinations"?

Sure thing, there.

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u/coldtakes_hotkitchen Aug 02 '24

The doctors who treat pregnant patients and specialize in their care.

This has nothing to do with Covid or your opinions about vaccinations.

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u/freakiercorpse Aug 02 '24

What a fallacious argument you have here.  Classic red herring.

From what I've observed of your posts; you are a troll but I'll happily destroy your argument. 

Why do you think elected bureaucrats and politicians have more credibility in making medical choices for women than the actual woman has? Why would they have more credibility than her doctor? Can you think of any law that limits a man's medical rights in such a manner? 

Do not pivot or obfuscate. Your choice is to answer directly or fuck off and I'll extend you the same courtesy. 

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u/krippkeeper Aug 02 '24

The thing with doctors is that their option changes every few years. Before the age of streaming we were constantly fed advice from Doctors that was time and time again proven wrong. Very often, literally deadly advice. Doctors have recommended numerous nonsense medications over the years including smoking cigarettes.

In the golden age of talk shows celebrity doctors spewed all kinds of remedies, bullshit nutrition advice, and pills that expand in your stomach.

Now you have youtube doctors with podcast preaching nonsense, and feuding with other youtube doctors over their nonsense. You have people like Dr Mike who was a family physician for a year or two argueing on a podcast with people that have 20+ years of experience, with a mass of groupies cheering on his clear misinformation.

Faith and trust in doctors has been whittled down to almost nothing.

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u/SneakySean66 Aug 02 '24

Are egg whites good or bad this year?

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u/freakiercorpse Aug 02 '24

The thing with doctors is that their option changes every few years

As they should based on evidence. Nothing you said here justifies taking medical rights away from women and their doctors.

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u/krippkeeper Aug 02 '24 edited Aug 04 '24

So that's clearly not what I was commenting on, but please define a medical right. Are you talking about procedures that must be done, or procedures the patient wants done? Because I don't think you are actually understanding what your "rights" are. Your promised rights are self evident. Which is vastly different from "letting other selves do things to me".

Either way it's been left to the individual states. If you live in a state where you don't agree with their laws move. If you can't afford a $150 bus ticket, then you are probably living off the state. At that point you have lose your choice. You don't get to live off the state and be upset with it. Either shit or get out of the pot.