ABC suspended Kimmel. Not Trump

[marvin martian]

Not true. Randi Rhodes was beating Rush head to head in a Florida market.

Did you see the Republican on Bill Maher this week? He said he's now free to be honest. Republicans crying about the liberal media is a joke. Republicans have plenty of right wing media to get their message out.

And actually, I believe on Trump's watch, we are going to see the Robber Baron's score big in the next 4 years. Consolidations, mergers, monopolies.

Trump won't have to sensor ABC an CBS. Conservative owners will do that. The truth won't come out on ABC or CBS or NBC. Just Fox News lies. The media has been taken over doucebag.

That's okay all these great men (Colbert, Seth, Jimmy, John Stewart) will all find other platforms and get more clicks than ever. Podcasts anyone?

 

[sealybobo]

I agree. No one's talking about Charlie anymore. Kimmel is the martyr

People are boycotting Disney primarily because its owned network ABC indefinitely suspended Jimmy Kimmel's talk show, leading to accusations of censorship and a free speech violation against the parent company. This action, taken after pushback from the head of the FCC and others regarding remarks Kimmel made about conservative activist Charlie Kirk, has prompted social media calls to cancel Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions.

Even Charlie would agree with me on this.

 

[WEATHER53]

I agree. No one's talking about Charlie anymore. Kimmel is the martyr

People are boycotting Disney primarily because its owned network ABC indefinitely suspended Jimmy Kimmel's talk show, leading to accusations of censorship and a free speech violation against the parent company. This action, taken after pushback from the head of the FCC and others regarding remarks Kimmel made about conservative activist Charlie Kirk, has prompted social media calls to cancel Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions.

Even Charlie would agree with me on this.

The fantasy boo hoo for Kimmel is teaching very few people’s hearts.

 

[sealybobo]

The fantasy boo hoo for Kimmel is teaching very few people’s hearts.

Well right back at you. Your loss isn't touching a lot of hearts and minds except for people already in the cult.

 

[jc456]

Except we all know Trump's FCC threatened ABC.

Papageorgio said Biden was wrong for telling/asking Facebook to take down the lies the right was putting up on it's platform.

Now Trump is getting shows that don't talk favorably about him cancelled. Cancel culture. I guess this is why the 2nd amendment is important. Mostly it's to protect us from a out of control government, which we seem to have right now.

then they should take them to court.

 

[jc456]

Well right back at you. Your loss isn't touching a lot of hearts and minds except for people already in the cult.

what cult is that? who uses scripts to make speeches toward the other side? I have the receipt if you need it. script talking points is fking all demofk, so stop with all the irony, You won't be able to poop.

 

[M14 Shooter]

I agree. No one's talking about Charlie anymore. Kimmel is the martyr

All you do is lie.

People are boycotting Disney primarily because its owned network ABC indefinitely suspended Jimmy Kimmel's talk show, leading to accusations of censorship and a free speech violation against the parent company.

The irony here is delicious.

 

[jc456]

I agree. No one's talking about Charlie anymore. Kimmel is the martyr

People are boycotting Disney primarily because its owned network ABC indefinitely suspended Jimmy Kimmel's talk show, leading to accusations of censorship and a free speech violation against the parent company. This action, taken after pushback from the head of the FCC and others regarding remarks Kimmel made about conservative activist Charlie Kirk, has prompted social media calls to cancel Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions.

Even Charlie would agree with me on this.

yeah, you go with that, where's that venue at everyone standing behind old black face?

 

[sealybobo]

All you do is lie.

The irony here is delicious.

Both sides love cancel culture. You guys complained before but now look at you doing it. And it turns out you did it before. Bill Maher reminded us Bush/Chaney cancelled his ABC show in 2002. He landed at a much better network. HBO/CNN.

Jimmy and Colbert will be fine. So will America.

 

[sealybobo]

Libs are stunned that their pet media finally had enough of covering for and providing aid to liberal insanity
They still don’t get that Kirk is a new dawn
FCC does not allow Motrin ads that claim to cure cancer. They don’t allow the airwaves to spread violence inducing lies and belittlement of murder
Responsibility snd Repercussions are the two “R” words that libs avoid like a plague. FCC chair merely suggested but it was ABC who took the action

All you do is lie.

The irony here is delicious.

Actually, it's you guys who lie or are being lied to. Need an example? Here's one. Did you hear what Jonathan Karl said about Charlie? Because in right wing MAGA land all you are told is that he said the murder of Charlie Kirk was not a political act.

Boy did that piss a lot of you off. But here's what I actually said. Context is everything.

Celebrating or excusing violence is abhorrent. The murder of Charlie Kirk was not a political act, it was a gruesome crime. His alleged killer now faces the death penalty.

That's a lot different than him just saying "the murder of Charlie was not a political act."

Context is everything.

 

[WEATHER53]

Well right back at you. Your loss isn't touching a lot of hearts and minds except for people already in the cult.

Sillybobo doing his silly boo hoo

 

[WEATHER53]

Actually, it's you guys who lie or are being lied to. Need an example? Here's one. Did you hear what Jonathan Karl said about Charlie? Because in right wing MAGA land all you are told is that he said the murder of Charlie Kirk was not a political act.

Boy did that piss a lot of you off. But here's what I actually said. Context is everything.

Celebrating or excusing violence is abhorrent. The murder of Charlie Kirk was not a political act, it was a gruesome crime. His alleged killer now faces the death penalty.

That's a lot different than him just saying "the murder of Charlie was not a political act."

Context is everything.

Context excuses come from those with no point

 

[M14 Shooter]

Both sides love cancel culture.

All you do is lie.

 

[M14 Shooter]

Actually, it's you guys who lie or are being lied to.

All you do is lie.

 

[sealybobo]

All you do is lie.

No, all you do is lie.

 

[sealybobo]

All you do is lie.

Stop wasting my time please. The question is why does Trump lie so much?

When it comes to lying in politics, Donald Trump is in a class of his own. According to the Washington Post, he made 30,573 false or misleading claims in his four years as president, increasing year-on-year from six per day in his first year to 39 per day in his fourth.

Although other presidents have lied to the public, none have lied like this. Some of Trump’s lies are trivial, and many are self-aggrandising (“Nobody builds better walls than me”). Then there are his more egregious lies, like the one about the 2020

presidential election being “stolen” – demonstrably and dangerously contrary to the facts, with serious consequences for the nation and public trust.

And these lies can cut through. Research by political scientists Kevin Arceneaux and Roy Truex found that this “big lie” about the stolen election was very “sticky”. Around 50% of Republican voters believed it, regardless of any emerging contrary evidence. The researchers also found that belief in this lie boosted Republican supporters’ self-esteem – as they weren’t “losers” after all.

Politicians who lie can gain a strategic advantage. If you can successfully embellish the truth or construct a new reality, this often tends to be more interesting and engaging than the complicated truth. The truth may be a bit dull and uninspiring; the lie can be whatever you want it to be. You know what your audience wants to hear.

Politicians know that lying is part of our everyday lives. Research in psychology using lie diaries tells us that people lie on average twice a day. Many are harmless “white” lies told for the benefit of others, but some are not so harmless and told for the benefit of the liar themselves.

Some people get significant pleasure from telling such self-centred lies. Psychologists call this “duping delight”. It confuses the recipient of the lie, who expects to detect signs of guilt or anxiety. Instead, all they see is a faint smile of satisfaction. The liar gets away with it – that smile could mean anything.

Certain types of personality are drawn to telling these sorts of lies, including those with little empathy, such as narcissists and psychopaths. They don’t care about the consequences for the recipient; it’s all about them.

And the ability to lie improves as our cognitive abilities develop. Like any skill, we get better at it with practice. While many adults still feel guilt when they don’t tell the truth, some politicians don’t appear to feel any guilt, shame or sadness at telling a lie.

Why does Donald Trump tell such blatant lies?

Politicians sometimes lie because it confuses others and gives them pleasure.

theconversation.com

Read all about why Don lies constantly. And you believe it all. LOL

 

[WEATHER53]

Stop wasting my time please. The question is why does Trump lie so much?

When it comes to lying in politics, Donald Trump is in a class of his own. According to the Washington Post, he made 30,573 false or misleading claims in his four years as president, increasing year-on-year from six per day in his first year to 39 per day in his fourth.

Although other presidents have lied to the public, none have lied like this. Some of Trump’s lies are trivial, and many are self-aggrandising (“Nobody builds better walls than me”). Then there are his more egregious lies, like the one about the 2020

presidential election being “stolen” – demonstrably and dangerously contrary to the facts, with serious consequences for the nation and public trust.

And these lies can cut through. Research by political scientists Kevin Arceneaux and Roy Truex found that this “big lie” about the stolen election was very “sticky”. Around 50% of Republican voters believed it, regardless of any emerging contrary evidence. The researchers also found that belief in this lie boosted Republican supporters’ self-esteem – as they weren’t “losers” after all.

Politicians who lie can gain a strategic advantage. If you can successfully embellish the truth or construct a new reality, this often tends to be more interesting and engaging than the complicated truth. The truth may be a bit dull and uninspiring; the lie can be whatever you want it to be. You know what your audience wants to hear.

Politicians know that lying is part of our everyday lives. Research in psychology using lie diaries tells us that people lie on average twice a day. Many are harmless “white” lies told for the benefit of others, but some are not so harmless and told for the benefit of the liar themselves.

Some people get significant pleasure from telling such self-centred lies. Psychologists call this “duping delight”. It confuses the recipient of the lie, who expects to detect signs of guilt or anxiety. Instead, all they see is a faint smile of satisfaction. The liar gets away with it – that smile could mean anything.

Certain types of personality are drawn to telling these sorts of lies, including those with little empathy, such as narcissists and psychopaths. They don’t care about the consequences for the recipient; it’s all about them.

And the ability to lie improves as our cognitive abilities develop. Like any skill, we get better at it with practice. While many adults still feel guilt when they don’t tell the truth, some politicians don’t appear to feel any guilt, shame or sadness at telling a lie.

Why does Donald Trump tell such blatant lies?

Politicians sometimes lie because it confuses others and gives them pleasure.

theconversation.com

Read all about why Don lies constantly. And you believe it all. LOL

If it matches or supports their wishes and feelings then it can’t be a lie
Lib 101

 

[jc456]

Both sides love cancel culture. You guys complained before but now look at you doing it. And it turns out you did it before. Bill Maher reminded us Bush/Chaney cancelled his ABC show in 2002. He landed at a much better network. HBO/CNN.

Jimmy and Colbert will be fine. So will America.

kirk will still be unalived.

 

[jc456]

Stop wasting my time please. The question is why does Trump lie so much?

When it comes to lying in politics, Donald Trump is in a class of his own. According to the Washington Post, he made 30,573 false or misleading claims in his four years as president, increasing year-on-year from six per day in his first year to 39 per day in his fourth.

Although other presidents have lied to the public, none have lied like this. Some of Trump’s lies are trivial, and many are self-aggrandising (“Nobody builds better walls than me”). Then there are his more egregious lies, like the one about the 2020

presidential election being “stolen” – demonstrably and dangerously contrary to the facts, with serious consequences for the nation and public trust.

And these lies can cut through. Research by political scientists Kevin Arceneaux and Roy Truex found that this “big lie” about the stolen election was very “sticky”. Around 50% of Republican voters believed it, regardless of any emerging contrary evidence. The researchers also found that belief in this lie boosted Republican supporters’ self-esteem – as they weren’t “losers” after all.

Politicians who lie can gain a strategic advantage. If you can successfully embellish the truth or construct a new reality, this often tends to be more interesting and engaging than the complicated truth. The truth may be a bit dull and uninspiring; the lie can be whatever you want it to be. You know what your audience wants to hear.

Politicians know that lying is part of our everyday lives. Research in psychology using lie diaries tells us that people lie on average twice a day. Many are harmless “white” lies told for the benefit of others, but some are not so harmless and told for the benefit of the liar themselves.

Some people get significant pleasure from telling such self-centred lies. Psychologists call this “duping delight”. It confuses the recipient of the lie, who expects to detect signs of guilt or anxiety. Instead, all they see is a faint smile of satisfaction. The liar gets away with it – that smile could mean anything.

Certain types of personality are drawn to telling these sorts of lies, including those with little empathy, such as narcissists and psychopaths. They don’t care about the consequences for the recipient; it’s all about them.

And the ability to lie improves as our cognitive abilities develop. Like any skill, we get better at it with practice. While many adults still feel guilt when they don’t tell the truth, some politicians don’t appear to feel any guilt, shame or sadness at telling a lie.

Why does Donald Trump tell such blatant lies?

Politicians sometimes lie because it confuses others and gives them pleasure.

theconversation.com

Read all about why Don lies constantly. And you believe it all. LOL

for fk sake, the tiresome blah, blah, blah of the demofks TDS,

 

[jc456]

as well as, now remember, demofks are supporting this. All of it.

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