US Politics |OT|

[Torillian]

Tober said:

sundin13 said:

Should an "unconventional audit" be applauded if it results in significant death and disease?

Is this death and disease inherently better than the "status quo" of spending some money inefficiently?

Significant death and disease? Really?? OK The USA does know a lot about causing death and disease all over the world LoL.

No matter, I'm just a spectator talking to a bubble.

If Trump claims something good, he lies. If he claims something you'd get mad about, he's telling the truth.

Confirmation bias is strong on this forum.

As a non American, I thought it would be good place to openly discuss US politics openly on this forum.  I should have known better.

Its one sided and funny enough not representative of the American vote.

I don't like Trump, but I am openminded to the things he does right. And I believe in this case auditing his departments is a good thing.

classic:

"I just think it's funny you guys don't want to talk about the things Musk is finding. I mean neither do I because I haven't read anything about it but I can't believe all you guys are so unhappy with the audit just because it's Musk. I mean yeah you said a bunch of reasons why these things are bad, but I don't want to engage with any of those and will instead just insinuate that everyone else is bad faith and in a bubble because I'm the smartest centrist around."

Excuse me while I throw up in my mouth a little. You have brought nothing to the conversation beyond youtube link homework with little commentary.