I've never seen people so terrified of nothing in my life. It is beginning to worry me. What psychology is going on?
Try the line below on anti-Trumpers and watch them pivot to "But...he is also incompetent." Then mention the rise in stock prices. Fun!https://twitter.com/SonnyBunch/status/830775701817135105 …
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The election triggered cognitive dissonance because it didn't make sense in their movie. "Hitler" was supposed to lose.
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I had tried that with a "PhD" friend. His response: "Yeah, I don't know why they're going up. They should be going down."
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Hahaha!
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the stock market is racist
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@Ahurastan@ScottAdamsSays@melodicbit my god you're right! the stock market is literally Hitler!#MAGApic.twitter.com/T1Cv9zd3of
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He's not a fascist. He's a child and a con artist. And corrupt. And a narcissist.
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Thanks for adding nothing, word-thinker.
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You're welcome mystical hypnotist fan boy
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I was going to try answering in a civil manner but then I saw 1)you have 12follwrs &new around here 2)McMuffin
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do you think the stock prices rising indicates general economy health? Are you worried about the 15 trillion dollar debt?
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It indicates confidence, which translates into economic growth. And the debt is only a problem if it doesn't slow.
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"literally no one fears" - sounds like an absurd absolute signaling cognitive dissonance. Not persuasive.
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Is it absurd? I've never met anyone afraid to diss the president on social media.
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we have different friends. I know at least several.
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What do they fear will happen if they tweet about Trump, Mark?
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