Re: LOLZ (NSFW)
Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2026 4:08 am
It was the im just like you part is think. Whether his intention was to compare, he heavily implied it.
yes, it was absolutely that part, but if you watched the interview in real time, it seemed as if he was making that statement rhetorically and not specifically to the black person sitting across from him. And rhetorically in general and not even to the specific audience that he was sitting in front of, which was not predominantly black. It looked to me like he was directing that comment to the amount of people that would score 960 or less on an SAT score in general. Statistically 41 percent of the test takers would score below 960 on an SAT. But that's 41 percent of the people that even take the test. Over 50 percent of high school seniors don't even take an SAT, meaning that the large majority of that pool probably know they can't score very well on the test so they don't bother.necronomous wrote: ↑Wed Feb 25, 2026 2:17 pmIt was the im just like you part is think. Whether his intention was to compare, he heavily implied it.
He's a two-faced charlatan who also brags on his podcast about all of the books he has read. He gives me sleazy used car salesman vibes. Anyone who would vote for this clown can't have a very high intelligence or is just blinded by partisanship.Animal wrote: ↑Wed Feb 25, 2026 3:56 pmyes, it was absolutely that part, but if you watched the interview in real time, it seemed as if he was making that statement rhetorically and not specifically to the black person sitting across from him. And rhetorically in general and not even to the specific audience that he was sitting in front of, which was not predominantly black. It looked to me like he was directing that comment to the amount of people that would score 960 or less on an SAT score in general. Statistically 41 percent of the test takers would score below 960 on an SAT. But that's 41 percent of the people that even take the test. Over 50 percent of high school seniors don't even take an SAT, meaning that the large majority of that pool probably know they can't score very well on the test so they don't bother.necronomous wrote: ↑Wed Feb 25, 2026 2:17 pmIt was the im just like you part is think. Whether his intention was to compare, he heavily implied it.
For whatever reason he simply felt it was important to let people know that he's not very smart.
So, your typical lefty?BigChiefin wrote: ↑Wed Feb 25, 2026 7:31 pmHe's a two-faced charlatan who also brags on his podcast about all of the books he has read. He gives me sleazy used car salesman vibes. Anyone who would vote for this clown can't have a very high intelligence or is just blinded by partisanship.Animal wrote: ↑Wed Feb 25, 2026 3:56 pmyes, it was absolutely that part, but if you watched the interview in real time, it seemed as if he was making that statement rhetorically and not specifically to the black person sitting across from him. And rhetorically in general and not even to the specific audience that he was sitting in front of, which was not predominantly black. It looked to me like he was directing that comment to the amount of people that would score 960 or less on an SAT score in general. Statistically 41 percent of the test takers would score below 960 on an SAT. But that's 41 percent of the people that even take the test. Over 50 percent of high school seniors don't even take an SAT, meaning that the large majority of that pool probably know they can't score very well on the test so they don't bother.necronomous wrote: ↑Wed Feb 25, 2026 2:17 pmIt was the im just like you part is think. Whether his intention was to compare, he heavily implied it.
For whatever reason he simply felt it was important to let people know that he's not very smart.
CHEEZY17 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 26, 2026 12:59 amSo, your typical lefty?BigChiefin wrote: ↑Wed Feb 25, 2026 7:31 pmHe's a two-faced charlatan who also brags on his podcast about all of the books he has read. He gives me sleazy used car salesman vibes. Anyone who would vote for this clown can't have a very high intelligence or is just blinded by partisanship.Animal wrote: ↑Wed Feb 25, 2026 3:56 pmyes, it was absolutely that part, but if you watched the interview in real time, it seemed as if he was making that statement rhetorically and not specifically to the black person sitting across from him. And rhetorically in general and not even to the specific audience that he was sitting in front of, which was not predominantly black. It looked to me like he was directing that comment to the amount of people that would score 960 or less on an SAT score in general. Statistically 41 percent of the test takers would score below 960 on an SAT. But that's 41 percent of the people that even take the test. Over 50 percent of high school seniors don't even take an SAT, meaning that the large majority of that pool probably know they can't score very well on the test so they don't bother.necronomous wrote: ↑Wed Feb 25, 2026 2:17 pmIt was the im just like you part is think. Whether his intention was to compare, he heavily implied it.
For whatever reason he simply felt it was important to let people know that he's not very smart.![]()
