ABC News Moderators Blasted For Extreme Bias, Fact Checking Trump But Not Harris

[childeye 2]

I see you're voting against Trump. A lot of people will vote against Trump, not necessarily because they like Harris, but because they dislike Trump so much. That was certainly the case with Biden

Back in 2016 I could see Trump showed some signs of a malignant narcissist. Many others did also, and as such the fears of what he might do as president were soon realized by his doing them while in office. Many former Whitehouse staffers have also attested to it.

What I didn't realize was how vulnerable many Americans were, as victims of malignant narcissism. I even scoffed when he bragged that he could shoot someone and not lose a vote. I just couldn't imagine at that time that so many would be so easily manipulated by the absurd grandiose depictions of himself, the obvious intent to deceive, that they would vote for a candidate that tried to overturn the fair elections of their own country, and the overall selling of his fantasy as an actual reality.

These are malignant narcissist traits:

1. Grandiosity: To be honest, I’m just more important than other people.
2. Callousness: I really don't care if I make other people suffer.
3. Manipulativeness: I'm good at making people do what I want them to do
4. Hostility: I am easily angered
5. Suspiciousness: Plenty of people are out to get me
6. Deceitfulness: I often make up things about myself to help me get what I want
7. Irresponsibility: I'm often pretty careless with my own and others' things.
8. Risk-taking: I have no limits when it comes to doing dangerous things.
9. Restricted affectivity: I don't get emotional
10. Impulsivity: I usually do things on impulse without thinking about what might happen as a result.
11. Attention Seeking: I love getting the attention of other people.

 

[BPPLEE]

Back in 2016 I could see Trump showed the signs of a malignant narcissist. Many others did also, and as such the fears of what he might do as president were soon realized by his doing them while in office.

What I didn't realize was how susceptible many Americans were to malignant narcissism. I even scoffed when he bragged that he could shoot someone and not lose a vote. I just couldn't imagine at that time that so many would be so easily manipulated by the absurd grandiose depictions of himself, the obvious intent to deceive, and the overall selling of his fantasy as an actual reality.

These are malignant narcissist traits:

1. Grandiosity: To be honest, I’m just more important than other people.
2. Callousness: I really don't care if I make other people suffer.
3. Manipulativeness: I'm good at making people do what I want them to do
4. Hostility: I am easily angered
5. Suspiciousness: Plenty of people are out to get me
6. Deceitfulness: I often make up things about myself to help me get what I want
7. Irresponsibility: I'm often pretty careless with my own and others' things.
8. Risk-taking: I have no limits when it comes to doing dangerous things.
9. Restricted affectivity: I don't get emotional
10. Impulsivity: I usually do things on impulse without thinking about what might happen as a result.
11. Attention Seeking: I love getting the attention of other people.

He's a type 3 personality, they have narcissist traits. Still, he did a good job and things were going pretty well until the pandemic.
I thought he had no chance of winning the general election this time but here we are and it's a dead heat.

 

[childeye 2]

He's a type 3 personality, they have narcissist traits. Still, he did a good job and things were going pretty well until the pandemic.
I thought he had no chance of winning the general election this time but here we are and it's a dead heat.

Type 3 are generally modest people, no way would they lie to look better.

Trump is on record saying he could shoot someone and still get votes, and he meant it. He said only he can make America great, and he means it. He tried to get Pence to violate his oath to the Constitution so he could remain president. Thousands of people have been traumatized went to prison and even died all because of his lies and he shows absolutely no remorse and is willing to do it again. He's Clearly psychotic.

 

[RDKirk]

It wasn’t the moderators’ “view” that people aren’t eating cats and dogs in Ohio. We now have JD Vance admitting on tv he “created the story to bring attention” to this migrant issue in his state. Flat out saying he made it up. They’re lying and spreading hurtful, racist rumors that have now led to bomb and shooting threats in the community just for political gain.

I've done a bit of research. Apparently the "eating pets" allegation stems from one woman's social media post that she had been missing her cat for several days and then saw her Haitian neighbor game-dressing what was apparently a cat from a tree in their backyard. There was another photograph distributed allegedly of a Springfield Haitian with two Canada geese in hand. That photograph has been proven to have been taken in some other location at some other time...no further background on it seems to be available.

Nor is it true that the Biden Administration "shipped 20,000 Haitians" into Springfield. What has happened is that after the 2021 earthquake, the State department halted deportations of illegal immigrants back to the country under standing rules. It happens.

The word got around in Haitian circles that there were plenty of jobs in Springfield and about 20,000 Haitians did, indeed, quickly migrate there. I've seen that happen in Texas...a nexus of immigrants finding success in one place very quickly draws more from the same country. It can definitely feel like an invasion. In my area, even the Mexicans are griping about the sudden influx of Hondurans.

I fully empathize with the resulting agitation residents of Springfield. It's a city of less than 60,000 people. A sudden influx of 20,000 immigrants who are not at all blending in (they're supposed to be deported eventually) would be disturbing, no doubt. It would scare my family, too. That was a problem, and IMO the federal government has a responsibility of providing assistance in such cases. IMO, the federal government should already have a policy of dispersing immigrants to prevent that kind of impact on a community.

 

[Hans Blaster]

I fully empathize with the resulting agitation residents of Springfield. It's a city of less than 60,000 people. A sudden influx of 20,000 immigrants who are not at all blending in (they're supposed to be deported eventually) would be disturbing, no doubt. It would scare my family, too. That was a problem, and IMO the federal government has a responsibility of providing assistance in such cases. IMO, the federal government should already have a policy of dispersing immigrants to prevent that kind of impact on a community.

I'm not sure what the federal government could do. No group of people who can legally live in this country are told where to live. It is as it ever has been, economic opportunities draw people relocating.

 

[loveofourlord]

The point is ... the moderators are not supposed to inject their views into a debate (with either candidate) .... PERIOD!

You don't get it evidentially

THE TRUTH IS NOT A VIEW. COnsidering how device migrants and such are, and the fact that people have been doing death threats should tell you why a blatan outright dispicable lie should not be tolerated. Is this the kind of thing you want from your president lying and risking people's lives?

 

[loveofourlord]

There were just shots fired in Trump's vicinity, his campaign staff say he is safe

pretty much a lie, two people no where near him were shooting at each other. Saying this makes it look like he was ever in any danger.

 

[loveofourlord]

I've done a bit of research. Apparently the "eating pets" allegation stems from one woman's social media post that she had been missing her cat for several days and then saw her Haitian neighbor game-dressing what was apparently a cat from a tree in their backyard. There was another photograph distributed allegedly of a Springfield Haitian with two Canada geese in hand. That photograph has been proven to have been taken in some other location at some other time...no further background on it seems to be available.

Nor is it true that the Biden Administration "shipped 20,000 Haitians" into Springfield. What has happened is that after the 2021 earthquake, the State department halted deportations of illegal immigrants back to the country under standing rules. It happens.

The word got around in Haitian circles that there were plenty of jobs in Springfield and about 20,000 Haitians did, indeed, quickly migrate there. I've seen that happen in Texas...a nexus of immigrants finding success in one place very quickly draws more from the same country. It can definitely feel like an invasion. In my area, even the Mexicans are griping about the sudden influx of Hondurans.

I fully empathize with the resulting agitation residents of Springfield. It's a city of less than 60,000 people. A sudden influx of 20,000 immigrants who are not at all blending in (they're supposed to be deported eventually) would be disturbing, no doubt. It would scare my family, too. That was a problem, and IMO the federal government has a responsibility of providing assistance in such cases. IMO, the federal government should already have a policy of dispersing immigrants to prevent that kind of impact on a community.

actually majority of them are there legally so won't be deported.

 

[BPPLEE]

pretty much a lie, two people no where near him were shooting at each other. Saying this makes it look like he was ever in any danger.

At the time the shots were fired they didn't have all that information. When you hear gunfire you don't ask who they are shooting at, you just get to safety.
They just said shots were fired in his vicinity, which was true.
Now more information has come out.

 

[loveofourlord]

At the time the shots were fired they didn't have all that information. When you hear gunfire you don't ask who they are shooting at, you just get to safety.
They just said shots were fired in his vicinity, which was true.
Now more information has come out.

Well maybe the ex president shouldn't put out a fundraising email till all the facts are in, it just looks like him trying to use it as an, "Look they shot at me again."

 

[BPPLEE]

Well maybe the ex president shouldn't put out a fundraising email till all the facts are in, it just looks like him trying to use it as an, "Look they shot at me again."

Trump was the subject of an apparent assassination attempt at his Florida golf club, the FBI says

It's been just nine weeks since the Republican presidential nominee survived another attempt on his life.

www.wsfa.com

Maybe you should wait until all the facts are in before you start criticizing

 

[loveofourlord]

Trump was the subject of an apparent assassination attempt at his Florida golf club, the FBI says

It's been just nine weeks since the Republican presidential nominee survived another attempt on his life.

www.wsfa.com

Maybe you should wait until all the facts are in before you start criticizing

must have changed, the reports I saw early on was that it was unrelated to trump.

 

[BPPLEE]

must have changed, the reports I saw early on was that it was unrelated to trump.

Separate incidents

 

[loveofourlord]

Separate incidents

well what I mean, early reporting I saw was that it wasn't related, but guess now new information came out, thanks.

 

[JSRG]

I've done a bit of research. Apparently the "eating pets" allegation stems from one woman's social media post that she had been missing her cat for several days and then saw her Haitian neighbor game-dressing what was apparently a cat from a tree in their backyard. There was another photograph distributed allegedly of a Springfield Haitian with two Canada geese in hand. That photograph has been proven to have been taken in some other location at some other time...no further background on it seems to be available.

Actually, it's even weaker than that. The post wasn't the poster saying she was missing her cat and saw a Haitian doing that. This was them giving secondhand information. The post said the information came from her "neighbor’s daughter’s friend".

It should be noted that the neighbor in question said that this was inaccurate, and the missing cat's owner wasn't a friend of her daughter, but an acquaintance of a friend of hers. In other words, the Facebook post was someone saying something that came from their neighbor's friend's acquaintance, which is basically thirdhand information.

 

[RDKirk]

actually majority of them are there legally so won't be deported.

They are "legal" the extent that they are under Temporary Protected Status (TPS) or Deferred Enforced Departure (DED).

 

[loveofourlord]

They are "legal" the extent that they are under Temporary Protected Status (TPS) or Deferred Enforced Departure (DED).

wich makes them legal, not ilegal by definition, you might not like that definition, but doesn't change it.

 

[RDKirk]

I'm not sure what the federal government could do. No group of people who can legally live in this country are told where to live. It is as it ever has been, economic opportunities draw people relocating.

I think they can pass a law doing so if the person is here under Temporary Protected Status (TPS) or Deferred Enforced Departure (DED).

 

[BPPLEE]

Actually, it's even weaker than that. The post wasn't the poster saying she was missing her cat and saw a Haitian doing that. This was them giving secondhand information. The post said the information came from her "neighbor’s daughter’s friend".

It should be noted that the neighbor in question said that this was inaccurate, and the missing cat's owner wasn't a friend of her daughter, but an acquaintance of a friend of hers. In other words, the Facebook post was someone saying something that came from their neighbor's friend's acquaintance, which is basically thirdhand information.

There are videos of cats being barbecued on Twitter. I don't know if they're staged or how authentic they are but there are videos
I was going to post one but it contains profanity

 

[RDKirk]

Actually, it's even weaker than that. The post wasn't the poster saying she was missing her cat and saw a Haitian doing that. This was them giving secondhand information. The post said the information came from her "neighbor’s daughter’s friend".

It should be noted that the neighbor in question said that this was inaccurate, and the missing cat's owner wasn't a friend of her daughter, but an acquaintance of a friend of hers. In other words, the Facebook post was someone saying something that came from their neighbor's friend's acquaintance, which is basically thirdhand information.

In the intelligence world, that equates to "didn't happen."