Comments by "Tim Trewyn" (@timtrewyn453) on "JUST IN: McCarthy Calls Biden 'Picture Of Weakness And Incompetence' Following Kabul Attack" video.

  1. There is taking questions, and then there is giving a forthright answer. The man is an experienced sophist, working with very limited material to make his case. Like many in PR, he reroutes questions to his talking points. To the discerning, that is obvious and a show of weakness. What the sophist knows is that a large number of people are not discerning or logical.
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  2. Earlier in Afghanistan, there was that Chinook full of special forces going to rescue some SEALS and it got shot down by an RPG and they all died. There was also that mission in Somalia to take custody of enemy leaders. They made "Blackhawk Down" out of that mess. I am afraid it does take some brains to pull off an evacuation in hostile territory. And I am glad that armchair General McCarthy is not in charge of the mission over there.
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  3. Yeah that Jim can wrestle with anybody.
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  4. Well get on over there General McCarthy, relieve the existing commander, and tell the White House what you need to do it right.
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  5. God has always been our only hope.
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  6. Given Joe's age and abilities, do you think he would be able to micromanage something like this?
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  7. Every four years, half of the country gets to count days.
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  8.  Eric Hanbury  Why no casualties? Why? Explain.
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  9.  @dede4004  So your husband has a PhD in education. So he knows that Donald Trump probably had Conduct Disorder as a child and graduated into full blown ASPD as an adult. And so, knowing that, your husband is recommending to us all that we always elect a sociopath for President? I prefer a President with a conscience, thank you. In a free country I get to vote for that, although I voted for Brian Carroll, American Solidarity Party. And what, exactly, is Common Core in your mind? Jeb Bush advocated for it. I thought the most developed part of it was what math kids needed to know, wherever they live, because money exists in most places in the United States. Math is also a way to learn the basics of logic, which is a part of common sense. A = A. If A = B and B = C, then A = C. Not all conclusions are self-evident. False premises do not produce valid or sound arguments. "Still, it's the math component that has drawn the most criticism. In order to help students develop problem solving skills useful in many areas of life, the Core's focus on "conceptual" math requires students to understand the reasoning behind the correct answers to math problems. It's a major shift, and many parents are finding it near impossible to help their children do their homework." -- Harvard Ed. Magazine. What does this mean? It means many parents are unable to express to their children how to reason, which means many parents do not themselves possess common sense. Which to me, explains why so many people would vote for a sociopath for President. Makes sense.
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