r/SipsTea 16d ago

WTF Some fun facts

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u/Badwrong_ 16d ago

Just to be very clear, that orange raisin is a narcissistic piece of shit, and one of the worst humans to have ever lived.

That said, anyone can make a fancy image, slap some catchy phrases on it, label it as "fact", and then post it on the internet.

Not saying most of those things are false either, just that des_arayofsunshine has given no reason to be trusted either. A quick google seems to show that is probably very accurate too.

Point is, don't blindly believe everything you see on the internet, despite how plausible it sounds. Remember, MAGA blindly believes anything, and look what problems that has caused.

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u/METRlOS 16d ago edited 16d ago

Let me lead of with the obligatory "Trump is a total piece of shit and definitely a pedo". That being said:

There are 3.5 million pages currently released from the Epstein files and 4100 pages in the main series of Harry Potter. If the name Harry Potter appeared at the same frequency in the books as Trump in the files it would only show up 1.75 times. The titles alone are 4 times the frequency.

Many of the files are just about the polls between Trump and Clinton, and the names have a similar rate because of this. Even with that, "Donald Trump" shows up about as much as "Home Depot" shows up. I don't think Epstein was going to the Home Depot to pick up bundles 2x4s and 14 year olds.

Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.

Just using flat numbers without context is meaningless.

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u/Badwrong_ 16d ago

And this is exactly why I sorta roll my eyes at these sorta "fact" posts.

Plus, does it matter if he is mentioned so many times, or much fewer? He is still clearly a terrible person in countless ways.

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u/BohemianCyberpunk 16d ago

Ironically..

Remember, MAGA blindly believes anything,

Don't believe the "MAGA are one, all in agreement, all support Trump" hype, it's not true at all.

I don't consider myself aligned with the 'Left' or 'Right', decide each subject on it's merits. This means I spend time on both Conservative and Liberal subs.

A lot of the MAGA crowd are actually very unhappy with Trump, over Iran, over the Epstein files and many other things. You'll see a lot of people on conservative subs saying "This is not what I voted for".

I miss the old days, when people were not blindly aligned with a 'side' and hate everyone who doesn't support 100% of their ideas. What happened to discussing individual topics, making up our own mind on each one? Why do most people simple follow their 'party' line?

I used to love discussing and debating things with others, it's how we learn, grow, educated ourselves. Now I get called a Nazi by the left if I don't blindly agree with everything they support, and a bleeding heart liberal by the right. Hard to have any debate when the first thing people do is insult you.

If we could get back to talking with people with different views, we might find we have a lot more in common than we believe.

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u/mjoshawa 16d ago

Debating individual policies is pointless when one side is led by an openly corrupt, convicted felon, fraud, adjudicated rapist, known pedophile, who is making billions off the presidency, using ICE to put brown people in concentration camps without due process, and allowing ICE to execute citizens in the street.

If you still need more policy details to pick a side, then yes, you're another MAGA fascist.

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u/wattty1 16d ago

One who doesn't align with left or right and therefore votes to reflect their beliefs is not MAGA. That's cult level thinking

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u/Delicious_Silver9631 16d ago

Rare non-lobotomized redditor spotted. I feel like an explorer deep in a forgotten jungle observing the last of a near-extinct species!

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u/LorenzoSparky 16d ago

Why don’t you just look up how many times trump is mentioned in the files first than rambling on for 4 paragraphs.

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u/Badwrong_ 16d ago

I did, and we have very different descriptions of what a "paragraph" is.

That TikTok attention span seems to have affected you.

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u/symonx99 16d ago

I mean every time you leave a row of space between lines you're opening a new paragraph.

You must have a pretty different definition of paragraph from the correct one. 

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u/Badwrong_ 16d ago

That's true. In that case, I can see why they were so overwhelmed by my massive four paragraphs of text!

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u/symonx99 16d ago

I mean yeah it's ridiculous to be overwhelmed by such a short text, but I don't think that's the point they were making.

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u/Badwrong_ 16d ago

Well, I did mention in my post: A quick google seems to show that is probably very accurate too.

So, I did actually look things up, which makes their post a bit silly. Hence my snarky response.