Really rather good.

Also, not a hint of senescence or mental instability. Unlike Trump, who even compared to last time, is exponentially alarming.

Really?

Biden's pier for Gaza (taking weeks or months to build) is a hollow gesture that will change almost nothing. The US President and the Democratic party are betting voters are dumb enough to fall for this charade.

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I think perhaps the people behind these mash-ups have a bit of an agenda GM!
They are not people I can take seriously - and each video reduces to silliness and special effects within seconds. Why is that? I simply don't find any of this persuasive in any way.

Biden may forget people's names, like many older people, but this doesn't mean that he can't make good decisions. A lot of the videos where he is seen seemingly shaking hands with non-existing people are misleading. There are people off-screen to the side. In the speech that the poster is talking about Biden does seem like he has been re-animated and there is a conscious effort to present him as more energetic.

Wyot wrote:
I think perhaps the people behind these mash-ups have a bit of an agenda GM!
They are not people I can take seriously - and each video reduces to silliness and special effects within seconds. Why is that? I simply don't find any of this persuasive in any way.

It's called counter-argue against the MSM.

Tell me when American's don't use special effects.

Another point is.

Green Man wrote:
[quote]Wyot wrote:


Tell me when American's don't use special effects.



I don't care how many Americans do or don't use special effects.

When I see a video that becomes shouty, inane and distorting through animation/special effects (or whatever), I know I am dealing with dishonest people with an agenda; and it is boring.

If 99.99 % of Americans (or Peruvians or Welshmen or Martians) use "special effects" I don't care.

Trump doesn't need special effects I notice; his detractors just play the weirdo as he comes...