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 Originally Posted by Mr.Banana
No. there you go putting words in my mouth again.
Ah my bad, didn't realize we're playing bullshit bingo. "Putting words in someone's mouth" means saying someone said something they didn't. Contrast that with someone asking you if this is what you meant. You can usually tell those apart by the question mark at the end. Good job, 1 point.
Originally Posted by Mr.Banana
Georgia is a problem. PA is a problem. There can be more than one problem. In fact, there are ALOT of problems all around the country and they can't ALL be conspiracy theories.
Ok so "problems" means states that the gop lost, gotcha.
Originally Posted by Mr.Banana
If you really think that every ballot can be tied back to a single human, who voted legally, only once, then I don't know what to tell you.
Yeah I definitely didn't say anything about any of that, well done. Let the courts, with majority republican nominated judges, mind you, decide.
Originally Posted by Mr.Banana
If you're just going to insist that we swallow everything the media and government say, without any question or challenge, then you're lost. Good luck dude.
On top of putting words in my mouth, his could also be classified as a strawman or even begging the question. 3 points, nice!
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