Political Facebook Posts/Tweets From People

[dal9]

[steve dave]

assume that is a satire group?

[dal9]

i got it second-hand, so i didn't know, but then i checked now and yes, it appears to be satire.  so that makes it less funny.

[waks]

Executive Order 13769 was the Muslim travel ban.

[Spracne]

https://twitter.com/jason_howerton/status/1238650031030308864?s=20

So, the union worker who recently got in a yelling match with Biden just made an NRA propaganda video. Think this guy might be considering going into politics! Pretty funny. Featuring such lines as "Then Joe asked me if I wanted to step outside. Why Joe? To smell all the FREEDOM?!"

[Stevesie60]

"gosh damn" is my favorite thing that conservatives say to make them not in trouble with God.

[Institutional Control]

Twitter Bernie Bros thought Biden lost a voter by being rude to him. That guy was never going to vote for Biden or Bernie. The conversation went viral which is all the guy ever wanted.


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[Institutional Control]

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[KST8FAN]

Tom

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[CHONGS]

Meijer!

[waks]

Twitter Bernie Bros thought Biden lost a voter by being rude to him. That guy was never going to vote for Biden or Bernie. The conversation went viral which is all the guy ever wanted.


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The Biden camp loves that video. I read a quote from someone in the campaign that they would pay whoever keeps spreading it to continue to do so. 

[420seriouscat69]

You seriously think that guy pressing 2nd amendment questions to Biden wanted that to go viral?

[dal9]

You seriously think that guy pressing 2nd amendment questions to Biden wanted that to go viral?

yes?
why not?

[waks]

You seriously think that guy pressing 2nd amendment questions to Biden wanted that to go viral?

Uh, yeah, he made a NRA video after it did...

[Institutional Control]

You seriously think that guy pressing 2nd amendment questions to Biden wanted that to go viral?

15 minutes, buddy.


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[Institutional Control]

He’s now the Joe the Plumber of 2020.


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[michigancat]

THIS NEEDS TO BE SHARED AND SHARED
There is a dark & wickedly sinister agenda behind this whole  Coronavirus thing. It is not what they are telling us. There is a book about the stock market crash of 2008. It was a managed crash. There was an election that needed to be won. A maganed crash of the stock market was necessary. It worked. That election was won.
Now, there is another election that needs to be won and the same people, and companies are panicking the public about the Coronavirus. The main stream media has become an instrument of propoganda.  This panic is tanking the stock market.
Based on the CIA World Factbook, there 7.7 billion people in the world. There are 333 million people in the United States. Add in the 40 million illegal immigrants, there are upwards of 370 million.
World wide, there has been less than 4 thousand deaths. The death toll is slowly creaping up, but it doesn't match up to the level of panic that the media is causing.
Why are companies & schools in the United States closing down when not even 100k people are sick and less that 20 people have died?
Why are companies like Twitter, Facebook, Citibank, etc., encouraging their employees to work from home "to avoid getting sick?"
Why is the media hyping this disease up?
Why aren't they talking about influenza in the U.S. when 81,000 people in the U.S. have died from it this year?
We have had the worst market crash ever because of the Chinese situation with covid-19, but according to news reports, less than 4 thousand people in China, a country of 1.4 billion have died.
Why is the whole world shutting down?
People in high places have stated that they are willing to lose money in the stock market if it will get rid of this President.
Because of media hype, the President and CVC are forced to react.
HUGE RED FLAG, The president asked for 2 billion dollars to combat this virius. Democrats said, nooooooo! We need 8 billion: and actually gave the 8 billion to him.  Hummmm.
Keep watching. Something wicked will be exposed in the future.
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[steve dave]

[catastrophe]

What’s crazy is there are only like 1-5 cases in every single US state. What are the odds??

[waks]

This one's my favorite. They're comparing data of a virus that spanned for nearly a year to one that has been around in the US for barely a month. Also, that difference in mortality rate is staggering.

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

This one's my favorite. They're comparing data of a virus that spanned for nearly a year to one that has been around in the US for barely a month. Also, that difference in mortality rate is staggering.

First, #IDontGetThisThread.

Second, “a month versus a year” isn’t nearly as big a difference as a couple thousand versus 60 million (unless you’re Dan Rather and can’t do math), especially as we are headed into the warmer temps of spring and summer. But course, claiming there are anywhere close to only a few thousand cases of COVID is dumb, which bring some to...

Third, comparing death rate at this point is also meaningless because the number of confirmed cases is likely going to spike as testing becomes more available.

So while this meme is probably too pithy, on the whole a little more perspective from the media would be good. At this point, I’m guessing COVID-19 probably isn’t going to be on par with H1N1. But back then Twitter and Facebook were still in their relative infancy.

[michigancat]

This one's my favorite. They're comparing data of a virus that spanned for nearly a year to one that has been around in the US for barely a month. Also, that difference in mortality rate is staggering.

First, #IDontGetThisThread.

Second, “a month versus a year” isn’t nearly as big a difference as a couple thousand versus 60 million (unless you’re Dan Rather and can’t do math), especially as we are headed into the warmer temps of spring and summer. But course, claiming there are anywhere close to only a few thousand cases of COVID is dumb, which bring some to...

Third, comparing death rate at this point is also meaningless because the number of confirmed cases is likely going to spike as testing becomes more available.

So while this meme is probably too pithy, on the whole a little more perspective from the media would be good. At this point, I’m guessing COVID-19 probably isn’t going to be on par with H1N1. But back then Twitter and Facebook were still in their relative infancy.

dude covid-19 is already way worse

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

In terms of hysteria, yes. In terms of any rational metric, no. Calm down, friend.

[steve dave]

I was worrying we were going to miss dax in this thread, thank you for your service ksu-w

[michigancat]

In terms of hysteria, yes. In terms of any rational metric, no. Calm down, friend.

What do you consider to be rational metrics?