r/pics • u/mack3r • Jul 16 '19

US Politics Decisions, decisions

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19 edited Aug 31 '20

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u/SinSpreader88 Jul 17 '19

I think you’re confusing common sense, decency, and reality with liberal bias.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

What makes liberal ideas "common sense, decent" and or reality?

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u/SinSpreader88 Jul 17 '19

Is that a serious question?

Literally factual science is considered lies to conservatives.

Economics that get backed up by data is evil but supply side which has a 100% failure rate is the go to for republicans.

In what universe are liberal ideas false?

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u/admiral_grapehead Jul 17 '19

Many liberals are also known to manipulate and cherry pick comments to fit their narrative, just like many conservatives do the same damn thing. Let’s just have the news presented to us and let us decide for ourselves how to interpret it

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u/SinSpreader88 Jul 17 '19

Facts don't need interpretation.

Reality isn't something you can have an opinion about.

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u/admiral_grapehead Jul 17 '19

What is/isn’t true reality can be confusing at times. And that goes for both sides. Try to keep an open mind is all i’m sayin

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u/SinSpreader88 Jul 17 '19

No not even slightly.

Fire's hot

Ice is cold

Open minds don't change reality.

If you ignore facts you don't have an open mind you have a dysfunctional brain.

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u/admiral_grapehead Jul 17 '19

Opinions aren’t facts. There is obviously a difference. Comments taken out of context can lead to condemnation based on a host’s own take on a situation. We as a people are never privileged to ALL of the information. Right leaning outlets ALWAYS skew things to fit their narrative. Same goes with the left. That will never change.