• Flying Squid
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    141 month ago

    I can, but I decided to use the term that people seem to agree upon so that I could be most easily understood.

    I’m sorry you don’t like it because it isn’t literally true.

    • @someguy3
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      1 month ago

      No offense but part of critical thinking is to not simply accept terms, portrayals, or ideas that others present. When you think critically about that term and portrayal, it falls apart because it’s essentially an oxymoron. Especially when you can replace it with a very easy and more accurate “Biden campaign staffers”.

      • Flying Squid
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        171 month ago

        And part of language is to use terms that people understand whether or not the term makes sense.

        You must have a lot of trouble with people who say things are old news or taste bittersweet.

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          You think people can’t understand “Biden campaign staffers”?

          I think you just turned to personal attacks, so cheers. (But to respond, old terms are old terms. You use them in the old context, but this is the new context. Nor is this bittersweet, which honestly doesn’t make any sense and I think is a blind attempt to ‘rub it in’ in the hope that it hurts. Anyways cheers.)

          • Flying Squid
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            111 month ago

            For someone who is complaining this much about a term being misused in their opinion, you sure have a funny idea of what constitutes a personal attack.

          • @[email protected]
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            91 month ago

            We all understood what he fucking said. In context he could’ve said “got rid of Biden’s fuckers for Obama’s” and the rest of us would have understood while you requested proof none of them were virgins.

            • @someguy3
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              Funny enough “fuckers” would be more accurate than “loyalists”.