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Donald Trump posting week-old photo raises eyebrows amid health speculation
(www.newsweek.com)
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No, I dont believe he'e on death's door. He will probably live to be 100, because life isn't fair.
Well, frankly him dying now, having avoided all real consequences his entire miserable life, having contributed nothing positive to planet earth, lying and raping his way all the way up to the highest office in the contry, is also not fair.
Life isn't fair, Your Highness. Anyone who says otherwise is selling something.
Get used to disappointment? (Wrong scene, I know)
Where did you see the article say that?
I don't understand any of your complaints, you might as well be complaining a gorilla can't play in the NFL....
Did you read the title?
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To you, that headline, and a headline that says "trump is on death's door"...
Those, those are the same to you? You read both and think they say the same thing?
Don't get me wrong, Newsweek is shit, but that's not the problem here and the problem is much more concerning.
Of course they mean the same thing, just to differing degrees. What else do you think the first headline is referring to?
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They don't bud...
That's just, how language works
Ever heard of nuance?
To be fair, they're talking about a major medical episode in the article. That does mean life-threatening to me.
You fucker, you made me give them a click
This is what passes for "Journalism" at Newsweek these days ....
A quote from a retired intelligencer pointing out the picture is a week old and lazy/bad propaganda...
Yes, that is literally what we describe with the word "journalism"...
This is literally like if Faux News said the sun was coming up tomorrow, so you scamper off to prepare for 1,000 days of darkness and the return of Baphomet.
Just because so one lies 90% of the time doesn't mean 100% of what they say is the opposite of truth.
You get that, right?
Because I'm about to quit trying.
Literally?
You probably think that the local news reading social media posts on air is "journalism" too....
It can be, depending on the subject matter, timing etc. Reddit had a big hand in the Boston Marathon bombers capture.
Only if you consider accusing a dead college student to be having a big hand.