You Are Not Going to Believe This Was Broadcast on MSNBC – But it Was

[livingston]

Think about how many people were involved in creating, preparing and producing what you are about to witness. WATCH

You Are Not Going to Believe This Was Broadcast on MSNBC – But it Was…

If you’ve ever wondered why it is impossible to have a conversation with modern liberals about politics, this video snippet is a case study in the answer. MSNBC host Brian Williams and New Yo…

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[livingston]

 

[sschrad]

All I can say is..........WOW!!

 

[livingston]

Joe Biden just claimed there had been ‘150 million' gun deaths, and no one even called him on it
Joe Biden claimed in tonight's debate that guns have killed 150 million people in the United States since 2007. That's roughly half the U.S. population. Neither the moderators nor his competitors corrected his ludicrous error.

Why? Well, because disinformation and factual errors are par for the course in the Democrats' anti-gun narrative.

Biden claims firearms have killed more than half of the U.S. population since 2007 pic.twitter.com/a679hcVbYg
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) February 26, 2020

Of course, Biden may not have meant to spread misinformation to millions of debate viewers. Maybe he meant 150,000, and it was just a slip-up, as the mentally declining, aging candidate is increasingly prone to do. But we must realize that Democrats regularly push such disinformation on gun control.

Joe Biden just claimed there had been ‘150 million' gun deaths, and no one even called him on it

Joe Biden claimed in tonight's debate that guns have killed 150 million people in the United States since 2007. That's roughly half the U.S. population.

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[livingston]

 

[Deplorable Me]

That's a lot of gun money. No wonder the little shrimp is so sad and pathetic, he doesn't know how to have any fun.

 

[Grimscale]

In an age when everyone has a calculator close to hand, this numbskull can't even get math right.
This shows there is a fundamental problem with the concept of math, not the actual doing of math.

But I agree, Bloombucks could have given money to every American.

It's just my $1.53 would be better spent on buying him a padded cell somewhere out of the limelight.

 

[Celt]

Lol, freaking morons.

 

[FirstRifle]

As seen in the tweet and then interview, is the inability do simple arithmetic rooted in : a) stupidity b) ignorance c) willful deceit d) all of the above