Bison06

I’m sure Donald Trump made all the production decisions for this ad. This guy must be a Russian asset.

Why is it that it is acceptable to attribute racist thoughts to people based on your wild hypothetical scenario with literally zero proof to back it up. We’ve never had a black candidate in the social climate of 2016-2020 act like Trump, so how can you possibly invoke the race card for something that hasn’t happened and for that matter could never happen. Trump caught lightning in a bottle and came along at the only time in history, likely, that his rhetoric would have been effective.

Sure it’s technically illegal, but then why are sports personalities openly criticizing Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving for signing off on a white guy?

Fair point. So then when minorities in positions of power are encouraged to hire other minorities(see the recent kickback the nets players received for choosing a white guy) what should we call that?

Wealth begets wealth, to attribute it to race is insulting to many white people who come from nothing.

This is the trouble when a conspiracy gets packaged all under a headline of a specific name. QAnon in this case. There are likely, from my view, parts of this that are true and part that aren't. So to call it all crazy is going too far, but yeah, I haven't seen anything to indicate Trump is on some sort of crusade to eliminate this underground ring.

If there is an underground sexual assault/pedophile ring in hollywood that has slowly come to light in the last few years, is it really that big of a stretch to think it could be happening elsewhere?

That's an odd argument. He's a republican now, I don't see how his previous political affiliation would be relevant in this situation.

If you were Trump, would you want the people who have overblown his every move for the last 4 years and tried with everything they have to get anything possible to stick to him to have your tax returns? I don't blame him for a second.

Do you honestly believe Donald Trump will see the inside of a jail cell? C'mon.

Multiple causes of death or not, It doesn’t doesn’t change the fact that being born is more risky than Covid. Its time to move on from this, it’s been time for months. The math simply does not support continued business and school closures/changes.

And for those who say to follow the science, where is the groundbreaking study that came out that indicates we have been handling infectious diseases wrong for the last couple of centuries? If it's all about the science, surely there was new information that came to light that quarantining the healthy population was a better approach than simply quarantining the sick people.

But did they die "with Marijuana" or "of Marijuana"

I think you have to take it on a case by case when looking at individual drugs and/or medications. There are a ton of prescription drugs that affect someone's mental status(especially when factoring in med to med interactions) that are probably worse than Marijuana in terms of driving capacity. That said, I do think if we are going to get Marijuana mainstream like alcohol, some sort of rapid test for blood level of THC will be necessary for the general public to get on board. I have no idea about the viability of such a test, if Covid is any indicator of our ability to come up with a reliable test than it may be awhile.

Tell that to the former Bison FB

Never heard this one before. Excellent!

Classic jam. What's your favorite Tupac song? Changes is up there for me, but he did an album with Outlawz that was great. Hell 4 a hustler is my favorite off that one.

But tell the cops they can't touch this, I don't trust this when they try to rush I bust this

I moreso mean your point about the demand for drugs. If Marijuana use were to become more common, I just wonder if other drugs would become more or less in demand. I could see it going either way.

Do you think legalizing weed would help? I am pro-legalization of marijuana for about a million reasons.

"Believe the experts" Did I do it right?

Paired with the Fauci interview, what conclusions are we to draw from this?

Not a convenient way to justify corruption, more of a coping mechanism so I can get through the day with the knowledge that we live in a corrupt country and our representatives and "leaders" are some of the least impressive among us. Nobody who isn't playing dirty would ever rise to a significant level in politics.

Can you honestly defend Biden as not corrupt? His history speaks for itself in this regard if you ask me. This comes back to an earlier post I made, calling someone corrupt has zero effect on me and/or my ability to vote for them as I'm starting from the position that they are all corrupt immoral people.