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minus-square@[email protected]OPlinkfedilink93•edit-23 months agoAmerican voters aren’t exactly the smartest, are they?
minus-squareAdmiral PatricklinkfedilinkEnglish58•3 months agoSorry, can’t not laugh at the Freudian slip here. But yeah, low-information and/or single-issue voters are a scourge.
minus-square@ccunninglink16•3 months agoThe new American way would be to double down on the mistake and deride ptz for not being up to speed on this latest usage of ‘are’…
minus-squareAdmiral PatricklinkfedilinkEnglish10•3 months agoApparently I was unaware that “are” is now considered a contronym. lol
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•3 months agoIt’s like how we now have to specify whether we’re using “literally” as a traditional or modern colloquialism, because the modern definition now encompasses “figuratively” 🫠
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink-1•3 months ago low-information voters My candidate gave two multi-hour unscripted interviews. Did yours do that?
minus-square@FlexibleToastlink11•3 months agoAnd which party was the one cutting education spending decades ago? They’re reaping their rewards now.
American voters aren’t exactly the smartest, are they?
Sorry, can’t not laugh at the Freudian slip here.
But yeah, low-information and/or single-issue voters are a scourge.
Lol, yeah, case in point. Fixed.
The new American way would be to double down on the mistake and deride ptz for not being up to speed on this latest usage of ‘are’…
Apparently I was unaware that “are” is now considered a contronym. lol
It’s like how we now have to specify whether we’re using “literally” as a traditional or modern colloquialism, because the modern definition now encompasses “figuratively” 🫠
My candidate gave two multi-hour unscripted interviews. Did yours do that?
And which party was the one cutting education spending decades ago? They’re reaping their rewards now.
I mean, they’ve won basically unfettered power, so yeah.