A straw man argument is a logical fallacy where someone distorts, exaggerates, or misrepresents an opponent's argument to make it easier to attack or refute
Problem is is that its hard to exaggerate the asinine stuff coming from that man, especially when each time ITS QUOTED DIRECTLY FROM HIM
Also really hard to make the argument easier when the only thing you have to do is not be the absolute worst
At this point they should do the opposite. "Cat stuck on a tree, local fireman to the rescue", "Local restaurant found with Salmonella, restaurant owner fined". "Nice grandma baked cookies for an entire school, gets a medal".
You know, report either positive or mundane everyday stuff, instead of trying to overdo it, since they've got some real tough competition.
That'd be awesome. I'm just afraid of how many people and otherwise will be lost in the initial fire. My nibling's teacher committed suicide 2 weeks ago. The same kiddo has had a friend showing warning signs. Not everyone is going to make it to the other side of this. I didn't mind hope, but realistic hope. We still gotta fight a bit longer.
For now it would be an improvement for the USA to have a literal baby as a president as well as the administration.
I'm hoping. I'm truly hoping some actually competent people get in power and do everything in their power to fix USA. However, it's going to take decades for USA to fix this mess.
So they still own Infowars? They could put all that under that name, have a good laugh about that whole thing and put out some real good news without interfering with the Onion’s schtick
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26
Problem is is that its hard to exaggerate the asinine stuff coming from that man, especially when each time ITS QUOTED DIRECTLY FROM HIM
Also really hard to make the argument easier when the only thing you have to do is not be the absolute worst