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Note to village idiots: I don't take advice from village idiots. If you are a lying POS, then your keystrokes are wasted on me.

Most likely it was the COVID that slowed your Neurological functions, hooter, but, nah, you were this dull before your bout with the Trump flu.

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You don't try to respond to my post at all, you make an idiotic statement about Trump voters causing deaths which if false, and then close with another idiotic statement. Going to be hard for you to come up with a dumber post today vector but it's early and you will find a way like you always do.

Jet it's overwhelming Fact the Trumpsters won't take their shots and yeas they are causing deaths look at where all the cases are.
So Jet when you reach the age of 84 that's the cut off for you ?

I have lost too many brain cells looking at your idiotic posts today. I am solving Rubik's cube now to replace those brain cells, so no more time for you.

You couldn't solve a one-colored rubix cube.

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For the village idiots

https://twitter.com/EmeraldRobinson/stat...6827068416

This has been public knowledge.



"This chapter focuses on one of the common fallacies in Western philosophy called 'all or nothing (AON)'. AON presents a false dilemma by suggesting that there are only two options – either all or nothing – when in fact there are many more options in the middle ground between those two extremes. AON also happens in the political arena anytime a politician insists that being against one of the policies is equivalent to being against all of them. Often people adopt a kind of all or nothing attitude when it comes to supporting a candidate or political party. Of course, the argument suggests that gun laws would be completely ineffectual – criminals would still find ways to buy guns. But AON also appears in politics when people are proposing or drafting laws and policy."


https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/...65811.ch68