Is this for real

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(02-15-2018, 04:37 PM)GMDino Wrote: Well again if Bfine's thoughts and words were solely "is this for real" he knew before he ever posted because he saw the video.  He certainly didn't need anyone to say "yes.  Your ears work well."

There had to be some other reason for sharing it, didn't there?

I mean there are transcripts and other videos I'm sure.

So posting it with the simple question "is this for real" seems a bit silly.

He also asked "Did Pelosi really say she was proud of her grandson for wishing to be other than who his is?"

"who he is" is white based on the clip.

That is where the debate occurred.  Many of us do not feel that Pelosi was proud that her grandson didn't want to be white.  That within the full context of her speech, including what she said right before that and right after, it had a much deeper meaning.

But when faced with that the OP switched back to "did she say the words or not".  Which, again, is silly as he posted the video where she said "the words".

So either it was about did she simply say that sentence in which case there's no need for a thread about it, or it's about the MEANING of the sentence which most of us discussed.  And some of that discussion comes from the words that Tucker Carlson used to describe the words Pelosi used. Which, it is safe to assume, the OP heard and posted anyway with an innocent question of "Did Pelosi really say she was proud of her grandson for wishing to be other than who his is?".



Just my two cents.

The OP has not changed his stance since the beginning. "To be say you are proud that your Grandchild wishes he was a different color is ridiculous". So when I hear something incredible stupid I will ask the rhetorical question "Did she really say that or For Real? I cannot count how many times I've used the latter in this very forum. 

Folks are welcome to read through this thread and make their own assessments to the quality of the posts herein. Perhaps determine if they see a common theme with the usual suspects.

Hollodero and I do not see eye to eye on much, but we do not try to paint folks to be other than what they are.