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  • @vambo said:

    Although the heading to the article contains the word "insults", the article itself contains zero evidence of President Zelensky using any "insults"!
     

  • @vambo said:

    Someone has to tell this stupid mother fucker (Zelenskyy) Stop the fucking drugs... its impairing him bad...

    @nickers said:

    Someone has to tell this stupid mother fucker (Zelenskyy) Stop the fucking drugs... its impairing him bad...

    You really believe any asinine shit you read online, huh? That I'm sure is being pushed by a certain group ....

    We have a mega thread already full of dip shit conspiracy theories 

  • @nickers said:

    Someone has to tell this stupid mother fucker (Zelenskyy) Stop the fucking drugs... its impairing him bad...

    You really believe any asinine shit you read online, huh? That I'm sure is being pushed by a certain group ....

    We have a mega thread already full of dip shit conspiracy theories 

    @mld-woody said:

    You really believe any asinine shit you read online, huh? That I'm sure is being pushed by a certain group ....

    We have a mega thread already full of dip shit conspiracy theories 

    I’m with you on this one. 
    Not all comedians use drugs.

  • @vambo said:

    Although the heading to the article contains the word "insults", the article itself contains zero evidence of President Zelensky using any "insults"!
     

    @robert333 said:

    Although the heading to the article contains the word "insults", the article itself contains zero evidence of President Zelensky using any "insults"!
     

    It may be alluding to the past comments made.

    In this article contains a couple insults from Zelenskyy.

    https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/europe/zelensky-trump-ukraine-russia-war-b2700927.html

  • @mld-woody said:

    You really believe any asinine shit you read online, huh? That I'm sure is being pushed by a certain group ....

    We have a mega thread already full of dip shit conspiracy theories 

    I’m with you on this one. 
    Not all comedians use drugs.

    @fy56 said:

    I’m with you on this one. 
    Not all comedians use drugs.

    Sorry but I'll disagree.. Watching his body language I can tell he's on drugs... My brother was a bad drug user and all the symptoms are there... I mean hell Kamala and Piglosi are drunkards for Christ sakes!

  • @fy56 said:

    I’m with you on this one. 
    Not all comedians use drugs.

    Sorry but I'll disagree.. Watching his body language I can tell he's on drugs... My brother was a bad drug user and all the symptoms are there... I mean hell Kamala and Piglosi are drunkards for Christ sakes!

    @nickers said:

    Sorry but I'll disagree.. Watching his body language I can tell he's on drugs... My brother was a bad drug user and all the symptoms are there... I mean hell Kamala and Piglosi are drunkards for Christ sakes!

    Well I can say this. Ukrainian presidents like their vodka and aren’t shy about it. LOL

    Back in the early 90’s my brother and his wife had gone to the Ukraine to adopt a child.

    Ukraine had just won a big soccer game. My brother said that Ukraine’s president came on TV  after the win to congratulate the Ukrainian team….drunk as a skunk!

    He said it was absolutely hilarious to watch the president of a country in such an inebriated state.

  • @vambo said:

    Although the heading to the article contains the word "insults", the article itself contains zero evidence of President Zelensky using any "insults"!
     

    @robert333 said:

    Although the heading to the article contains the word "insults", the article itself contains zero evidence of President Zelensky using any "insults"!
     

    @fy56 said:

    It may be alluding to the past comments made.

    In this article contains a couple insults from Zelenskyy.

    https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/europe/zelensky-trump-ukraine-russia-war-b2700927.html

    What he said!   ^

  • @robert333 said:

    Although the heading to the article contains the word "insults", the article itself contains zero evidence of President Zelensky using any "insults"!
     

    It may be alluding to the past comments made.

    In this article contains a couple insults from Zelenskyy.

    https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/europe/zelensky-trump-ukraine-russia-war-b2700927.html

    @fy56 said:

    It may be alluding to the past comments made.

    In this article contains a couple insults from Zelenskyy.

    https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/europe/zelensky-trump-ukraine-russia-war-b2700927.html

    If the RedState article had been "alluding to the past comments  made", then by failing to identify any such alleged insults, the article would be rather badly written.

    The "Independent" article linked by "FY56" does not contain any insults by President Zelensky.
    When President Zelensky referred to a "disinformation zone", this is no insult, but rather refers to those who may have been mislead by Russian propaganda.

  • @fy56 said:

    It may be alluding to the past comments made.

    In this article contains a couple insults from Zelenskyy.

    https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/europe/zelensky-trump-ukraine-russia-war-b2700927.html

    If the RedState article had been "alluding to the past comments  made", then by failing to identify any such alleged insults, the article would be rather badly written.

    The "Independent" article linked by "FY56" does not contain any insults by President Zelensky.
    When President Zelensky referred to a "disinformation zone", this is no insult, but rather refers to those who may have been mislead by Russian propaganda.

    @robert333 said:

    If the RedState article had been "alluding to the past comments  made", then by failing to identify any such alleged insults, the article would be rather badly written.

    The "Independent" article linked by "FY56" does not contain any insults by President Zelensky.
    When President Zelensky referred to a "disinformation zone", this is no insult, but rather refers to those who may have been mislead by Russian propaganda.

    Incomplete. You conveniently omitted the entire quote.

    If you could tell Trump face to face that he lives in a Russian made disinformation space, it would qualify as an insult.

    The remarks prompted widespread dismay, not least from Mr Zelensky himself who said the US president was repeating Vladimir Putin’s talking points. He accused Mr Trump of living in a Russian-made “disinformation space”, adding that he “would like Trump’s team to be more truthful”.

  • @robert333 said:

    If the RedState article had been "alluding to the past comments  made", then by failing to identify any such alleged insults, the article would be rather badly written.

    The "Independent" article linked by "FY56" does not contain any insults by President Zelensky.
    When President Zelensky referred to a "disinformation zone", this is no insult, but rather refers to those who may have been mislead by Russian propaganda.

    Incomplete. You conveniently omitted the entire quote.

    If you could tell Trump face to face that he lives in a Russian made disinformation space, it would qualify as an insult.

    The remarks prompted widespread dismay, not least from Mr Zelensky himself who said the US president was repeating Vladimir Putin’s talking points. He accused Mr Trump of living in a Russian-made “disinformation space”, adding that he “would like Trump’s team to be more truthful”.

    @fy56 said:

    Incomplete. You conveniently omitted the entire quote.

    If you could tell Trump face to face that he lives in a Russian made disinformation space, it would qualify as an insult.

    The remarks prompted widespread dismay, not least from Mr Zelensky himself who said the US president was repeating Vladimir Putin’s talking points. He accused Mr Trump of living in a Russian-made “disinformation space”, adding that he “would like Trump’s team to be more truthful”.

    Perhaps contributor "FY56" sees any criticism as "insult". 

    I do not see any insults in the reported comments:

    Saying that someone is repeating another's talking points does not amount to any insult.

    Accusing someone of living in a Russian-made “disinformation space" asserts they may be being mislead, which does not amount to any insult.
    As to the wording that contributor "FY56" complains I did not mention, where he is reported as saying he “would like [President] Trump’s team to be more truthful”, this belongs to the first part which expresses concern that people may be being mislead by Russian propaganda. Therefore in the context, this again, does not amount to any insult.

    By the way, "truth" is a merely a synonym of the word "fact":
    https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/truth
     

  • @fy56 said:

    Incomplete. You conveniently omitted the entire quote.

    If you could tell Trump face to face that he lives in a Russian made disinformation space, it would qualify as an insult.

    The remarks prompted widespread dismay, not least from Mr Zelensky himself who said the US president was repeating Vladimir Putin’s talking points. He accused Mr Trump of living in a Russian-made “disinformation space”, adding that he “would like Trump’s team to be more truthful”.

    Perhaps contributor "FY56" sees any criticism as "insult". 

    I do not see any insults in the reported comments:

    Saying that someone is repeating another's talking points does not amount to any insult.

    Accusing someone of living in a Russian-made “disinformation space" asserts they may be being mislead, which does not amount to any insult.
    As to the wording that contributor "FY56" complains I did not mention, where he is reported as saying he “would like [President] Trump’s team to be more truthful”, this belongs to the first part which expresses concern that people may be being mislead by Russian propaganda. Therefore in the context, this again, does not amount to any insult.

    By the way, "truth" is a merely a synonym of the word "fact":
    https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/truth
     

    @robert333 said:

    Perhaps contributor "FY56" sees any criticism as "insult". 

    I do not see any insults in the reported comments:

    Saying that someone is repeating another's talking points does not amount to any insult.

    Accusing someone of living in a Russian-made “disinformation space" asserts they may be being mislead, which does not amount to any insult.
    As to the wording that contributor "FY56" complains I did not mention, where he is reported as saying he “would like [President] Trump’s team to be more truthful”, this belongs to the first part which expresses concern that people may be being mislead by Russian propaganda. Therefore in the context, this again, does not amount to any insult.

    By the way, "truth" is a merely a synonym of the word "fact":
    https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/truth
     

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