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plasmidghost
Belgium16168 Posts
On November 07 2018 08:27 Orome wrote: Who do you feel it was a debacle for in the public's opinion? I'm not sure, it seems like GOP and Dems were both outraged (GOP because of allegedly false slander, and Dems because women weren't believed) | ||
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ReditusSum
79 Posts
On November 07 2018 07:45 Dangermousecatdog wrote: I'm having a hard time taking you seriously when 1250 medieval Europe was brutally violent and 90% of people knew where they fit.. Maybe you missed the part where I said: "This is not to say we should go back to 1250 or that the medieval man didn't have his own problems" I'm not talking about comparing one and the other on a value basis where we ask which one is better or worse. I'm talking about the fundamental change in how people interact with themselves and the world. Posting a text wall of Freshman level historical analysis of major events from the time period is really irrelevant to that point. Maybe learn a little bit about history first before you make such comment? Exactly what did I say that is historically inaccurate? | ||
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ReditusSum
79 Posts
On November 07 2018 07:32 Liquid`Drone wrote: seeing the first exit polls, this looks good for democrats. opinion of republican party : 43% favorable, 54% unfavorable democrat : 50% favorable, 46% unfavorable Hmm. Opinion polls strongly favored Clinton too. | ||
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TheTenthDoc
United States9561 Posts
On November 07 2018 08:54 ReditusSum wrote: Hmm. Opinion polls strongly favored Clinton too. Well, exit polling wasn't too far off on her popular vote margin. The state by state results (in states which still haven't closed their polls this election) were the problem. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On November 07 2018 08:54 ReditusSum wrote: Hmm. Opinion polls strongly favored Clinton too. This is correct. But also there is little wisdom is saying “the polls could be wrong.” | ||
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ReditusSum
79 Posts
On November 07 2018 08:58 TheTenthDoc wrote: Well, exit polling wasn't too far off on her popular vote margin. The state by state results (in states which still haven't closed their polls this election) were the problem. True. Plus there is a difference between midterm and presidential. | ||
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iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4333 Posts
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KwarK
United States42698 Posts
On November 07 2018 08:54 ReditusSum wrote: Hmm. Opinion polls strongly favored Clinton too. This is your reminder that the opinion of the people was that Clinton should be president. Just not the opinion of the electoral college. | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
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Taelshin
Canada418 Posts
https://kotaku.com/npr-is-very-worried-that-gaming-is-going-to-turn-kids-i-1830251817 Oddly I had pretty much the same feeling as the journalist in this article unfortunately I was unable to articulate my thoughts as well as this writer. | ||
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Womwomwom
5930 Posts
On November 07 2018 09:35 ticklishmusic wrote: Not much so far. Comstock looks like she's out, but she was the most vulnerable Republican. I don't know why Republicans invested so much money into her campaign, she was toast a long time ago. It was a surefire bet if you wanted to earn some easy betting money. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On November 07 2018 09:40 Taelshin wrote: An interesting article(not to due with the election) but I thought some might like it (especially P6) in response to his link from a few pages ago. https://kotaku.com/npr-is-very-worried-that-gaming-is-going-to-turn-kids-i-1830251817 Oddly I had pretty much the same feeling as the journalist in this article unfortunately I was unable to articulate my thoughts as well as this writer. I can’t take any article serious that calls NPR part of the elite media and claims they are part of propaganda journalism. The author of this peice has an ax to grind and offers few facts, evidence or substance to the discussion. Kotaku has some talented people on their staff that can put together a well rounded argument, but this author isn’t one of them. | ||
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farvacola
United States18828 Posts
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Belisarius
Australia6230 Posts
On November 07 2018 09:52 Plansix wrote:The author of this peice has an ax to grind and offers few facts, evidence or substance to the discussion. Kotaku has some talented people on their staff that can put together a well rounded argument, but this author isn’t one of them. That's fair, but it's just as applicable to the original article. Kotaku can do better than that rant, and NPR can do better than taking a single family's experience and declaring a broad trend. | ||
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Toadesstern
Germany16350 Posts
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iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4333 Posts
Literally 2016 all over again. | ||
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darthfoley
United States8003 Posts
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Gahlo
United States35150 Posts
Let's not go overboard with up to the second predictions. | ||
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Lmui
Canada6213 Posts
User was warned for this post | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32740 Posts
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