Mar 17, 2017
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Importantly, vagueness and meaning are, by definition, at cross purposes, as the inclusion of vagueness obscures the meaning of the statement and therefore must undermine or mask “deep meaning” (i.e., profundity) that the statement purports to convey. The concern for “profundity” reveals an important defining characteristic of bullshit (in general): that it attempts to impress rather than to inform; to be engaging rather than instructive.
More Fugelsanguine observations.
via act.tv
Inside The Mind Of A Trump Supporter
Inside The Mind Of A Trump Supporter
This is such a revealing look into how the mind of a Trump supporter works. Why do they associate Trump with Christianity? How can they justify taking children away from their parents? How can they justify Trump’s attacks on the poor? It’s all right here in this excellent interview. After you listen to this you will wonder no more.
[soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/468292959"…
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Fugelsang: ‘Right-wing Christians’ would ‘nail [Jesus] all over again’ [video]
http://twitter.com/#!/TorchOWyatt/status/476845394882621440
Appearing on MSNBC’s “The Ed Show,” John Fugelsang, during a discussion about Texas GOP Rep. Louie Gohmert and “right-wing Christians,” said this:
http://twitter.com/#!/laurakfillault/status/476843132219162624
Yes, seriously.
Video followed by transcript:
Q: Do you think that Jesus would be voting for Louie Gohmert.
Fugelsang: [chatter]…
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Spin doctoring. #hannity #cohen #fugelsang