I guess that the US didn't appropriate $113 Billion for Ukraine (to buy weapons from US manufacturers) then.6 Billion people, you say? Mad mental marge doing mad mental maths.
I guess we can't have a laugh at a politician bolloxing something up without pretending everything they've ever said is bollox then.I guess that the US didn't appropriate $113 Billion for Ukraine (to buy weapons from US manufacturers) then.
I guess if someone says one important thing and one silly thing we should look at the silly thing and imply that the important thing is silly by association.I guess we can't have a laugh at a politician bolloxing something up without pretending everything they've ever said is bollox then.
That's generally what we do when we find the silly thing amusing.I guess if someone says one important thing and one silly thing we should look at the silly thing
I never implied any such thing. If that's what you took from it I'm afraid it's just your knee-jerk, defensive projection kicking in.and imply that the important thing is silly by association.
So, my most recent email from Parler was about the company being bought over. The new owners have decided to shut it down and put this message on the home page:I just got an email from Parler, trying to persuade me to spend $181 on the NFT of "Melania's Vision":
Roll up, roll up, ya gullible idiots!
A political joke of sorts, I guess. At least, it gave me a wry smileNo reasonable person believes that a Twitter clone just for conservatives is a viable business any more.
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While the Parler app as it is currently constituted will be pulled down from operation to undergo a strategic assessment, we at Starboard see tremendous opportunities across multiple sectors to continue to serve marginalized or even outright censored communities – even extending beyond domestic politics.