Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Fox has been doing some pretty good reporting lately.
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And The Border Is Secure??????
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We Never Know
No Slack
Maybe law suits helped that.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Or ratings perhaps as well. I do know they used to be mid range in honesty and reliability.
Argentbear
Well-Known Member
ABC used mind control satellites to force Trump to go on a delusional rant about immigrants eating people's pets?
Pogo
Well-Known Member
Yes, the only major network not in the high range, the only fox program that made the high range was Bret Baier's analysis and that was farther from center than even MSNBC. LOL
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I don't know why Milwaukee doesn't run with the advertisement that Sawzall (well, the news articles only said reciprocating saws) will sawzitall and hackzitall even Trump's grand impenetrable wall no one will be able to get through. Call it Sawzawall, slap some blue and white paint on it go with the red and cash in those dummy pinhead patriots who fail to realize many of the songs they love for mentioning America and Americans aren't flattering in anyway. They don't even need stars and can just do stripes, won't matter if it looks like the French flag either because lots of them decorats their homes with French Stripes thinking red, white and blue inherently look American.
RestlessSoul
Well-Known Member
I thought you were from Jack the Ripper's heritage?
We might share common ancestry, who knows? They have never found out who he was. Not sure I’ve found out who I am yet either, for that matter.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I still say it was Jill the Ripper. I think I'll start claiming her as an ancestor just to see how many people are able to call that out.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
It hasn't before.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
Or is it you? We know that the Haitians aren't in reality doing that, but then maybe the actual news is meaningless to you.
We Never Know
No Slack
If one did happen to steal a cat, the label will be applied to them all.
That's the way BS works in the world.
Kinda like Trump's assassination attempt(s).
More people worry about trying to tie the person to the left or right so they can say 'crazy MAGA's' or 'crazy left' instead of just crazy person.
Pogo
Well-Known Member
Why? Are we not better than that? Trump obviously isn't since he escalated the rumor to "they're eating our pets" for the purpose of demonizing Haitians.
I'm assuming even you think it shouldn't be?
No, these are not rumors they are examples of former Trump supporting loners with access to firearms designed to mimic those used in wars and militarys and organized rebel groups for mass violence.
Well here we have one person(Trump) trying to tie not even real actions to a group, And that persons followers parroting these accusations to the point that the city of Springfield and it's inhabitants are receiving death threats, bomb threats etc.
On the other hand rational people are pointing to the dangers of easy access to imitation war weapons and the dangers of the results of as you say BS in the emotional reactions it engenders in people.
I'm not even sure what your point is.
We Never Know
No Slack
You must live under a rock. Go to the Trump assassin attempt threads and see how many tried to tie them to the left or right.
But then again you are the person who doesn't think people steal cats/dogs and sell them for research.
Pogo
Well-Known Member
No, I know they don't use stolen pets for anything that would qualify for publishable research, we got our Golden Retriever from a research program that like all requires a known history of the pedigree in order for the results to have any value. The dog we got was one that while bred for research did not have the trait being studied and so wasn't usable. This type of selectivity is standard in real scientific research, you just can't use random subjects off the street and no sane researcher would even take the risk as it would be a career killer if ever found out.
Imagine putting stolen house pets as the source for subjects in your methods and materials section.
Pogo
Well-Known Member
No, I know they don't use stolen pets for anything that would qualify for publishable research, we got our Golden Retriever from a research program that like all requires a known history of the pedigree in order for the results to have any value. The dog we got was one that while bred for research did not have the trait being studied and so wasn't usable. This type of selectivity is standard in real scientific research, you just can't use random subjects off the street and no sane researcher would even take the risk as it would be a career killer if ever found out.
Imagine putting stolen house pets as the source for subjects in your methods and materials section.
We Never Know
No Slack
Again....
"Some people sell stolen and lost animals for research and veterinary institutions that use dogs and cats for testing and biomedical experimentation. These groups are often referred to as Class B dealers. They are brokers who acquire their animals through flea markets, newspaper adds, and other less savory sources."
Pet Theft - PAWSPAWS
You’ve done it a thousand times–left your dog in your parked car for a quick errand, or tethered to that tree in your front yard to get some fresh air. This time when you return to retrieve her, your pet is gone. You have become the victim of pet theft, which occurs with increasing frequency […]
www.paws.org
Pogo
Well-Known Member
Well then take it up with the illegality of what the "class B" dealers, actual researchers would not violate their ethics requirements intentionally, they are not being stolen for research, but common thieves dealing with illegal businesses.Again....
"Some people sell stolen and lost animals for research and veterinary institutions that use dogs and cats for testing and biomedical experimentation. These groups are often referred to as Class B dealers. They are brokers who acquire their animals through flea markets, newspaper adds, and other less savory sources."
Pet Theft - PAWSPAWS
You’ve done it a thousand times–left your dog in your parked car for a quick errand, or tethered to that tree in your front yard to get some fresh air. This time when you return to retrieve her, your pet is gone. You have become the victim of pet theft, which occurs with increasing frequency […]
TrueBeliever37
Well-Known Member
That was based on what some witnesses were saying. I saw one individual saying on another channel that he saw a group of them grabbing ducks or geese or something. You don't know for sure what they were doing. Maybe the witness was lying, but maybe not.
TrueBeliever37
Well-Known Member
You mean the fake news. The news that lied about Trump being spied on? The news that lied about the Hunter laptop? The news that claimed Kamala was the border czar, and then later kept saying she wasn't the border czar? The news that lied to us about masks during covid? The news that won't report on things if it conflicts with the narrative they want to push?
Argentbear
Well-Known Member
No the claim has been thoroughly debunked
The Origins of Trump’s False Claim That Immigrants Are Eating Pets