Initially I was surprised at people's ability to ignore evidence leading to conclusions they don't like, even with multiple videos of the scene. But then I remembered that 34% of Americans don't believe in evolution.
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Criticizing people who still actually live in the United States on these grounds really rings hollow when your own tweets have contained several clearly false claims.
Hi Paul, she hit the gas with her wheels turned to the left, straight at the agent. Then he pulls his gun, then she turns right, captured in the still frame you posted.
She gasses it so hard with her wheels left that her tires spin.
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How exactly does this principle work where US citizens in other countries lose the right to talk about America? It can't happen immediately, or people would lose it on trips, so what's the threshold? Does the timer restart when we return to the US? Please tell me the rules.
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Definitely hard to draw a precise line, but people who leave the United States for a decade are well past it.
You do, of course, have the right to talk shit about Americans. It just rings hollow on account of you not actually being around them.
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You're smart enough to know that you're being intellectually dishonest here. You can tell from the fact that you're backed into weaselly phrases like "rings hollow." What does that even mean? Not that I'm mistaken, or you could just say that. Not that I don't care.
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The feigned ignorance/confusion is just evasion through deliberate discourse fractalization -- each reply spawns more spurious branches and brambles designed for you to get stuck in
Jan 9, 2026 · 6:31 PM UTC
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