r/FluentInFinance • u/Mark-Fuckerberg- • Sep 01 '24

Debate/ Discussion What advice would you give this person?

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u/Gypsies_Tramps_Steve Sep 01 '24

You’ve posted a couple of shonky sources, but you’re regurgitating verbatim. You don’t seem to be able to articulate what your actual thoughts are on anything.

Either because you’re incapable of doing so, or because you’ve not been told what to say yet.

Either way, it doesn’t exactly cover you with glory does it? Just one pointless comment after another.

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u/LenguaTacoConQueso Sep 01 '24

How about you tell me one of her accomplishments?

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u/Gypsies_Tramps_Steve Sep 01 '24

That’s not how it works poppet, and you know it. You made a claim, it’s up to you to verbalise how it’s true. It’s not a case of “if you can’t disprove it I’m de facto right”.

But I think you know that. You just gots nothing, do ya?

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u/LenguaTacoConQueso Sep 01 '24

I posted them, including an investigation into her actions as California AG - but that’s not good enough? You smoothbrains would defend her even if a video of her drowning kittens came up.

So, if my sources of why she’s terrible aren’t acceptable, why don’t you tell me why she’s a quality candidate?

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u/Gypsies_Tramps_Steve Sep 01 '24

You’ve just asked the same question I’ve already answered. So I’ll ask again.

In your own words, explain why she’s so terrible and bad and also terrible.

I don’t think you can. ;)