How is it she is getting more absurd with the takes? It’s gotta be interaction farming right, who the fuck is a “leftist” that likes Obama? Or does she believe that Obama was a leftist? i just dont even https://twitter.com/aimeeterese/status/1392450373697249280
Remember that these morons think Bill Gates is a leftist.
https://conservapedia.com/Bill_Gates
William (Bill) Henry Gates III (October 28, 1955 - ) is a Leftist, Globalist American businessman who was declared the richest person in the world from 1995 through 2007 according to Forbes.[1] A co-founder and former Chairman of Microsoft Corporation, Gates grabbed a monopoly over the operating system for the IBM personal computer, and has expanded that monopoly ever since based at times on anti-competitive and anti-innovative tactics. A liberal on many issues except relinquishing his own wealth, in early 2021 Gates trailed Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and the more conservative Elon Musk among reportedly the wealthiest in the world.
Incidentially, Conservapedia describes Bezos as a “major donor to leftwing terrorist causes”.
Aimee Therese is like the physical embodiment of that meme about making up a person to get mad at online.
They do this thing where they re-lump liberals back into “the left” which they know better than to do, just to make their strawman dunks easier. I don’t know why they feel this need to do so. I’d guess it’s because they’re obsessed with cultural shit because economics is too hard and doesn’t give them an easy sense of superiority to others.
This is just pure nonsense. I kinda feel sorry for her, she’s obviously not doing well.
how does she know so many words and yet never forms a coherent sentence
In the early 1980s when I was studying for my SATs - I read all sorts of stuff I’d never read otherwise to test my vocab abilities. Tmost difficult thing I came across was - by far - Sports Illustrated. At first I was crushed. I thought to myself “What the fuck! Sports Illustrated is kicking my ass article after article!”
If there was an article about horse racing - whenever possible they’d eschew such mundane constructs as “It was a rainy, dusty, and windy day.” I can’t even parody it. Not only was that so many decades ago - they surely went down thesaurus rabbit holes I’d struggle to find even with the help of the net. They went from rainy to inclement to some word that appeared a handful of times since the 1800s.
I made a list of 10 most perplexing words and I asked my mom about them. She was a doctor. I figured she had to know at least half. I think she guessed at two and said she simply didn’t know and couldn’t even guess the rest. Then I brought in the magazine and she scanned it and she really laughed. She told me the writers probably didn’t really know the words either and they were probably using a thesaurus like crazy.
I don’t know the details at all but I have to assume that the editor at that time was an insanely pompous prick so everybody created the most ridiculous phraseology to please him. As time went on - I noticed that a lot of sportswriting is heavily thesaurus-based. It’s like Frank Zappa’s quip about music journalism: “Rock journalism is people who can’t write, interviewing people who can’t talk, in order to provide articles for people who can’t read.”
