> So you're saying Trump is not the true savior?
@busillis Heresy

It's more like... Give me a minute to consult WebMD.

Can I interest you in the dogam of Uncle Joe.

@TaLoN132 would not surprise me.

@busillis never did, remember the gripe is how Trump supporters have been convinced to throw away their critical thinking skills and subscribe to the “everything good about Trump true and everything bad about Trump fake”

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S096007602030296X this is the vitamin d data I was referring to if you wanna look. Normal vitamin d 3 levels are associated w an 88% risk reduction of severe disease in the most vulnerable population if I remember correctly. I found this awhile ago

its simple, establishment republicans and democrats made the coastal liberal cities think that my existence is the reason why their lives suck, people like james unironically think this and will vote based off of this egregious viewpoint that I never had a say in. it will only lead to the rural states losing complete confidence in the federal government, a war and famine that will kill everyone who thinks like him, and then a return to an American republic that is absent of social democrats. this idea of what the actual chain of events would be isn't new either. many people in the 20th century saw this coming.

Truthiness is in the eye of the beholder?

@james j does Hunter Biden likely smoke crack?

The top 4 states with the highest iq 3 of them are liberal. The only state with a high iq and is conservative is North Dakota but hardly anyone lives there

@james j is Kamala Harris a direct descendant of wealthy Plantation owner?

California is run by cities like San Francisco where you have a consolidation of some of the highest iq people in the country

The southern states are historically a problem.

@busillis yeah

@busillis I’m not advocating for democrats, I’m advocating for implementing for liberal or progressive policies

@james j kind of sounds like a recovering Southerner

How so

No party platform?

Joke

absolute cherry picking lol. anyone with an iq higher than Californian average sees right through you james

Figure out what you like and map that onto the two choices we have.

I advocate for a third party. I don’t see it happening unless Trump is successful in breaking the gop

your whole narrative is bunk. your ideas and platform are supported by the lowest iq people in this country

regardless if high iq people are holding the reigns

Source?

I saved that one days ago. Priceless.

Correlation != causation.

@SPEARS cherry picking? I’m pointing to things that are tangible. Highest iq states like Massachusetts, very liberal, Vermont and new hamshire. The northeast that has historically pushed for more liberal policies of the time still does. The south does not .

I made it. @Zuluzeit Very proud of it. It is me being modern.

@Doc I had no idea you made it. That makes it even better.

@SPEARS it absolutely matters . They are the ones creating the policies.

@Zuluzeit *bows*

And they are supported by other high iq states

Minnesota is primarily blue

Pointing to North Dakota as a high iq state is laughs when they have hardly anyone living there

Minnesota is a little too purple for my taste. Js.

So... Glass half full, then. I can tell you that most here in CA do not think our lives suck. I am quite content. There are some who share concerns about global things like the environment and want to start addressing things now before it gets too late, but i am not sure that these viewpoints constitute wanting to force those opinions on others. I think, like most reasonable people, it makes sense to bring these ideas forward to be discussed. CA is not all talk though, we buy roughly half of all EV made; we have more solar panels on rooves than any place else, and we have a very healthy, diverse and strong economy. Many in the RWM (and MSM for that matter) paint CA in a negative light, but what I see attributed is not what I experience here. The average Californian does not want to take your guns away or force you to drive a Prius. It is a long discussion and I am happy to have it with you. Where are you from generally, BTW?

@james j That's not how statistical means and averages work.

You could make the argument that sample size makes for wide margins of error.

Nvm