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Message started by justin_o_guy2 on 07/08/18 at 21:14:52

Title: Pretty sharp cookies, able to dislike the choice
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 07/08/18 at 21:14:52

Before it's been made.

Thank goodness for college

https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=11100

Title: Re: Pretty sharp cookies, able to dislike the choi
Post by Eegore on 07/08/18 at 21:17:58

Those are the same people that signed the petition to end women's suffrage.

Title: Re: Pretty sharp cookies, able to dislike the choi
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 07/09/18 at 00:20:21

Democrats,
What are you gonna do?

Title: Re: Pretty sharp cookies, able to dislike the choi
Post by LostArtist on 07/09/18 at 09:03:19

1131333B2631540 wrote:

Those are the same people that signed the petition to end women's suffrage.

like from the 1920s????? seriously?

Title: Re: Pretty sharp cookies, able to dislike the choi
Post by LostArtist on 07/09/18 at 09:04:21

697670776A6D5C6C5C64767A31030 wrote:

Democrats,
What are you gonna do?

yay! you found dump college students, shocking!!!!

aren't you special! :-*

Title: Re: Pretty sharp cookies, able to dislike the choi
Post by Eegore on 07/09/18 at 10:30:22

People in general are fooled this way all the time. The Tonight Show did it for decades, however the information we don't get is how many people answer correctly.

After seeing this post (I don't have a video) I asked self-proclaimed Trump supporters at a client worksite what they felt of the new appointee and 7 out of 12 agreed it was a good choice. Another example of "Draining the Swamp" was used as an answer a lot.

Is it blind support? Yes. Is the tactic/method misleading? Yes.

This type of leading-question interviews works both ways, on all people of all ages. Look at wine tasting studies. I think it says more about our psychology than our education or knowledge levels of any topic. For some reason a lot of people don't say "I don't know" when asked a leading question in a certain way.