Scott Adams predicts: Top three Democrat hoaxes for 2024

According to Scott Adams, Democrats have learned from polling that virtually all their policies unpopular. The only exception is abortion, but that has become a state issue outside of the national debate. Instead of addressing policies, they are pushing more hoaxes as pretext to win at any cost.

The Adams prediction for the top three Democrat hoaxes for 2024 are:

  1. Trump invokes Hitler / fine-people hoax part 2

  2. Trump is a Putin pawn / Russia-collusion hoax part 2

  3. January 6 was an “insurrection”

See video from 32:05 to 38:00

According to Adams, fake fact checkers funded by Democrats will support the hoaxes, which will be endlessly repeated in the mainstream media. Democrat judges will then use the hoaxes as justification to allow the weaponization of the government to rig the election and to prosecute political enemies under color of law.

If Adams is right, the recent Colorado ruling to remove Trump from the ballot based on the insurrection hoax is just the beginning.

Is the US headed towards a one-party police state?

Or are the warmed-over official narratives becoming so transparently false that they are simply destroying the credibility of the government and the media?

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Snoped already said that the Hitler reference was not really a Hitler reference at all

Mr Adams is already wrong.

Please post the Snopes link.

That hasn’t stop libs now has it?

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We note, however, that despite the use of the xenophobic and inflammatory phrase “poisoning the blood” by both Hitler and Trump, they may not have meant precisely the same thing by it. It appears that Hitler was fundamentally claiming that an influx of “foreign blood” (i.e., that of non-Aryan races) had “poisoned the blood” of the German race through miscegenation. Trump, on the other hand, judging from his statements in both the National Pulse interview and the 2016 debate, appears to have been claiming that immigrants bring dangerous drugs and diseases across the southern border, and it is those which are “poisoning the blood” of Americans. What, exactly, Trump did mean to say remains unclear and difficult to parse.

The Snopes link that I found punted on giving a true or false rating on the Trump-quotes-Hitler hoax that Adams mentioned. Instead Snopes just provided several pages of text, which is how they side-stepped debunking the fine-people hoax.

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It’s not only libs. But sure. Of course it hasn’t.

Of course Snopes punted…they wanted misinformation to continue to advance their cause.

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Right and that makes Adams wrong.

Glad we got there so fast

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By the way the win at any cost is a great line given that these are all political tribulations

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Actually it is just opposite. 99% of Snopes readers will never get beyond the headline and the first line or two, which plant the hoax without a false rating.

Adams said that the Democrats would trot out a rewarmed version of the fine-people hoax and that is exactly what they are doing.

The snopes headline is a question….

And none of the first two lines say anything about it being true

You can keep twisting in the wind though

Adams is a contemporary American genius lol :joy: :sheep::sheep::sheep: :snowflake:

MAGA!

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There is no true/false rating. Why is it missing?

Snopes would lose its donors if it rated it false. They would lose all credibility if they rated it true. No rating and several pages of text is the best they can do to obscure the truth.

I expect to see a Biden campaign ad based on the hoax falsely painting Trump as a Nazi supporter.

Meanwhile giving a standing ovation honoring the service of an actual Waffen SS soldier will get you tens of billions in military aid requests from President Biden. Clearly supporting actual Nazis is just fine in the right context.

The headline being a question doesn’t matter with low information voters.

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That works both ways you know

This thread is a testament to your post

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I think the bigger question is why should anyone listen to a guy who destroyed his own brand by saying racist ■■■■■

It seems to me that a guy like that doesn’t have the most astute political acumen.

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Adams has been attempting to provoke a real conversation about racist attitudes.

Should black people hang around racists who believe that it is not okay to be black?

BLACK AMERICANS ONLY:
“It’s okay to be white.”
53% agree, 26% disagree, 21% not sure

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Using deductive reasoning and logic is racist. :rofl:

that aint no hoax.

Allan