05-31-2017, 09:25 AM
(05-31-2017, 07:02 AM)GMDino Wrote: This has become a common tactic from Trump supporters. Keep asking for examples. Then claiming they were "taking out of context" or that they weren't what he meant.
When you can provide dozens of examples it gets to the point where everything is slogged down because there are so many they don't have to focus or even explain one.
I'd say it's a good defensive move by the right but it's more a sign of agitation that they know they can't defend what he says so they try to make it that since he says a LOT of dumb/hypocritical things it's just everyone ELSE picking on him because they say there are so many of them.
Nobody asked for examples. He gave them, and they were poor examples in my opinion. when I point it out I'm told to ignore the examples given that prove his point. But somehow that's a tactic of the right?
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