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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
Eddie,
Answering a direct question with questions back is often a viable strategy when you believe there is a good chance the person is asking you an insincere question.
Since you referred to High School, my response to you could be looked at as homework.
I do understand that indirect or cryptic answers can be frustrating, however on this and at least one other Gun Forum that purports to be full of Red Blooded Patriotic Constitution loving Americans, I have found that being completely open and direct about certain topics, produces even more upset responses from people who seem desperate to continue living in the mental prison walls they have accepted as normal.
A relevant historical example of replying to a question with a question:
?And it came to pass, that on one of those days, as he taught the people in the temple, and preached the gospel, the chief priests and the scribes came upon him with the elders, and spake unto him, saying, Tell us, by what authority doest thou these things? or who is he that gave thee this authority? And he answered and said unto them, I will also ask you one thing; and answer me: The baptism of John, was it from heaven, or of men? And they reasoned with themselves, saying, If we shall say, From heaven; he will say, Why then believed ye him not? But and if we say, Of men; all the people will stone us: for they be persuaded that John was a prophet. And they answered, that they could not tell whence it was. And Jesus said unto them, Neither tell I you by what authority I do these things.?
Luke 20:1-8 KJV
Last edited by Joe_K; 02-07-2023 at 13:59.
Can this thread die now?
I remember Mar A Lago in 1986, it was abandoned. Same year I was on Miami Vice. Palm beach is really nice, he should stay there. Dumb Republicans, LMAO
Per Ardua ad Astra
Neatly and accurately by Ann Coulter:
https://thespectator.com/topic/repub...mp-nomination/
Republicans: you?re being played!
The left?s sole objective is to make Trump the GOP?s 2024 presidential nominee
April 5, 2023 | 5:08 pm
Written By:
Ann Coulter
A few years ago, I posted this riddle on Twitter:
What?s easier to roll than an Easter egg?
Answer: Donald Trump.
Now, I can add:
What?s easier to roll than Donald Trump?
Answer: Republican voters.
Democrats are playing Republicans like a fiddle. The left?s sole objective is to make Trump the Republicans? 2024 presidential nominee. He?s already lost three election cycles for the GOP ? why not make it four?
A month ago, things were looking bad for the Democrats.
Immediately after Trump announced for president last November, he may as well have gone into the witness protection program. Even Fox News cut away from his announcement speech. He had to have dinner with a noted Hitler enthusiast to get any attention ? and, when he spoke at CPAC in February, the room was half-empty.
Looming before them was the threat from Florida: Governor Ron DeSantis. He was beating Trump in the presidential polls without even announcing. He?d scored victory after victory against Democrats and won his reelection bid ? in a purple state! ? by twenty points, despite attacks from Trump.
Against DeSantis?s smarts and energy, the Democrats would be running President Senile Dementia and a vice president whose sole credentials are that she is black and a woman.
They had only one hope: get Trump the nomination. Liberals: HE?S A DANGER TO THE NATION! NEVER HAVE WE FACED SUCH PERIL! Now let?s do everything we can to make sure he gets the nomination.
And that?s why Democrats indicted Trump on absurd charges this week, with the media covering the event like it was the capture of Osama bin Laden. Today, the party mandarins are sitting around laughing as Republicans trip over themselves to defend Trump.
This was the whole point of my book, Resistance Is Futile: How the Trump-Hating Left Lost Its Collective Mind. Instead of attacking Trump for the things he?d actually done, liberals would run off and make wild charges, forcing normal people to say, I don?t like the guy, but he?s not a Russian agent.
The endless stream of preposterous charges against Trump only helped him.
So why not launch another ridiculous accusation to help him get the nomination? That?s exactly what they did in last year?s GOP primaries, supporting Trump?s nut-bar candidates, knowing they would go on to lose the general election. By boosting Trump?s candidates, Democrats managed to pull out a historic midterm victory for Biden.
And now, they?re doing it again, trying to trick Republicans into choosing the worst possible presidential nominee. Guess what? It?s working! New GOP motto: unable to learn from the third kick of a mule.
In response to Trump?s arraignment on Tuesday, all conservative media swept aside news of out-of-control crime, chaos at the border, fentanyl overdoses and the looming recession. Their No. 1 job became: SAVE TRUMP! A major conservative talk radio host even suggested DeSantis stand down and endorse Trump.
True, everyone at MSNBC is a Trump-hating zealot. But this helps obscure the real objective. Half the Democrats genuinely hate Trump, and the other half are saying, This is fantastic. We?re going to win him the nomination.
Politico reports that Biden?s senior advisirs reacted to Trump?s recent surge in the polls with unmitigated joy. ?We beat Trump once, they say, and will again.?
They?re absolutely right. After voters reject you once, they almost never change their minds. In all of US history, losing presidential candidates have run again about a dozen times. Only three of those renominations were successful ? and only one since 1892. (Nixon was the only one to do it in the past 131 years. Of course, that first election probably was stolen from him, but Nixon graciously conceded, instead of running around making a complete ass of himself.)
Everyone acts as if Trump?s 2016 win was a gigantic, stupendous victory, when in reality he barely squeaked by. Don?t confuse ?startling? with ?big.?
He was running against the most hated woman in politics.
Moreover, the country had been incessantly told that Hillary had it in the bag. On Election Day, the New York Times put her chances of winning at 85 percent. Princeton professor Sam Wang ? who?d correctly predicted forty-nine out of fifty states in 2012! ? said Clinton was more than 99 percent likely to be the next president. How many Clinton voters saw those polls and thought, I?ll just say I voted for her and go get my nails done.
Yet and still, out of 139 million votes cast in 2016, Trump won with a mere 80,000 votes across three states. Flip those votes, and Hillary wins.
Trump?s winning was a shock, but it wasn?t an amazing, spectacular victory, indicative of some sort of electoral magic.
And then, of course, Trump went on turn his presidency over to Jared and Ivanka, betray his voters (But he moved the embassy!) and lose the next three election cycles.
Republicans: No matter how angry you are at Democrats for politicizing the law, please remember: Trump. Will. Lose. To. Biden. There is absolutely no scenario in which he wins. The good news is there?s virtually no scenario where Biden wins ? unless Trump is his opponent.