Twitter fact checks Trump today: Conclusion, he's lying

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Twitter fact checks Trump today: Conclusion, he's lying

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-52923022

Trump lies every time he opens his mouth and/or tweets

Originally posted by Robtard
Trump lies every time he opens his mouth and/or tweets
Fact check: true 👆

Originally posted by Robtard
Trump lies every time he opens his mouth and/or tweets
Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
Fact check: true 👆

Yup, pretty much.

"I fired him. I asked for his resignation."

Looks less a lie and more bad grammar.

Originally posted by cdtm
"I fired him. I asked for his resignation."

Looks less a lie and more bad grammar.

When I worked for [blank] that was beholden to DoD standards, you weren't fired unless you were hourly, you were told you were being fired and signed a resignation form. Something about the retirement system and keeping their benefits/pension. I'm just guessing that Trump is required to do the same thing for his people. He can't fire anyone, can he? He can only "force" them to resign.

Is that right? Is there something contradicting that idea, out there?

❌ gaslighter got to gaslight.

Originally posted by cdtm
"I fired him. I asked for his resignation."

Looks less a lie and more bad grammar.

Trump also went from fondly comparing Mattis to General Patton, to calling him "the most overrated general"...

Trump's unhinged as usual.

Originally posted by dadudemon
When I worked for [blank] that was beholden to DoD standards, you weren't fired unless you were hourly, you were told you were being fired and signed a resignation form. Something about the retirement system and keeping their benefits/pension. I'm just guessing that Trump is required to do the same thing for his people. He can't fire anyone, can he? He can only "force" them to resign.

Is that right? Is there something contradicting that idea, out there?

Never worked for the DoD, but in the Military if you mess up badly, you’ll get a Field Grade, bar from reenlistment, and get chapter out.

Originally posted by SquallX
Never worked for the DoD, but in the Military if you mess up badly, you’ll get a Field Grade, bar from reenlistment, and get chapter out.

There's the dishonorable discharge element which I think requires you to really really f*ck up.

Getting "chaptered out" is the way of discharging someone from the military to remove their benefits, right?

Originally posted by dadudemon
There's the dishonorable discharge element which I think requires you to really really f*ck up.

Getting "chaptered out" is the way of discharging someone from the military to remove their benefits, right?

Lol you know what triggered whirly into posting this right?

Originally posted by Surtur
Double trigger warning here, one warning cuz it's a Tim Pool video and another because it obliterates a left wing narrative:

Twitter Admits Its Bias, REFUSES To Fact Check Democrats Who Lied

YouTube video

Did laugh

Originally posted by Robtard
Trump lies every time he opens his mouth and/or tweets

Looks like you have Trump confused with Hillary, Obama, and the people at CNN and MSNBC. 👆

Originally posted by Robtard
Trump lies every time he opens his mouth and/or tweets

Is it a lie if he actually believes himself?

The dude thinks exercise is bad for you. He's clearly transcended the natural laws governing the rest of us.

Originally posted by dadudemon
There's the dishonorable discharge element which I think requires you to really really f*ck up.

Getting "chaptered out" is the way of discharging someone from the military to remove their benefits, right?

To actually get dishonorable you really have to **** up. It’s jail time also.

Almost every other chapter gives you other than dishonorable

When you get chaptered out, you can still get some benefits depending on why you got kicked out, it also depends how good of a soldier you were.

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