Kentucky Crowd Cheers Valedictorian’s Trump Quote, Then Learns Obama Said It

[Hammster]

You are the one raising concern over deception. If you feel like backing down from the complaint, by all means. Otherwise, if you have issues with certain kinds of deception, then simply state that, this situation obviously has you feeling some type of way.

Well, I definitely got my answer.

 

[MoneyGuy]

I’m just trying to get the rules down. Deception is good if it makes a point, or just the point you agree with?

I never said that. Deception, as long as it's not destructive or (can't find the word right now), is a good strategy if it advances the point the person is making.

 

[rambot]

Are we supposed to be praising this child for deception?

you must be fun at parties.
This is a prank and a prank involves a deception. Do you honestly and truly feel that this requires self righteous indignation?

Because if you are this focussed on a valedictorians speech in kentucky you must have apoplectic fits with every tweet from your president.

 

[Hammster]

you must be fun at parties.
This is a prank and a prank involves a deception. Do you honestly and truly feel that this requires self righteous indignation?

Because if you are this focussed on a valedictorians speech in kentucky you must have apoplectic fits with every tweet from your president.

Do you mean “the” president?

 

[SummerMadness]

Do you mean “the” president?

He's Canadian.

 

[Hammster]

He's Canadian.

Ah. Missed that. My bad.

 

[PeachyKeane]

Yes. And when has Trump came with a good quote?

"I have the best words."

 

[Hammster]

you must be fun at parties.
This is a prank and a prank involves a deception. Do you honestly and truly feel that this requires self righteous indignation?

Because if you are this focussed on a valedictorians speech in kentucky you must have apoplectic fits with every tweet from your president.

Do you mean “the” president?

He's Canadian.

Ah. Missed that. My bad.

I’m critical of him, too.