Hillary admitting she suffers from decision fatigue

a reply to: BuzzyWigs

Look who's talking !!!

a reply to: BuzzyWigs

She assaults

1. The Constitution right and left.
2. My eyes far too frequently.
3. My ears far too frequently.

4. My long held, intensely felt values far too constantly.
5. My culture right and left.
6. My traditions right and left.

7. My social reference groups right and left.
8. My basic sense of right and wrong right and left.
9. The foundations of our Nation and way of life.

10. Most all that defines decency and in order right and left.
11. Any shred of a sensible construct about TRUTH vs LYING constantly.
12. Any shred of a sensible construct or behavior about anything resembling a stable kind of MORALITY constantly.

And yet you have the audacity to take me to task about "puerile" or "pejorative?"

Maybe I'll give a flip when you take her to task for such a list of hideousness, FIRST.

Sheesh.

a reply to: butcherguy

Maybe-even...TOO much of one (lap lap lap)

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UGHH..







( overanddone...)

a reply to: BO XIAN

Those that heralded the second coming in Bernie Sanders are now finding themselves defending Hillary because she is their only choice.

Sadly, they cannot seem to find a way to express themselves other than through anyone with a D after their name.

We'll be seeing much more of this soon.

a reply to: BO XIAN

So she offends you in many ways.

Man-up, cupcake.

Life is not all about rainbows, sunshine and confirmation bias.

a reply to: introvert

So she offends you in many ways.

She's very offensive in many ways.

confirmation bias

Now quote some Orwell.

a reply to: Domo1

Now quote some Orwell.

In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.

George Orwell

a reply to: BO XIAN

Right so that makes calling her names the right thing to do. She doesn't insult people with disabilities. She doesn't fall people fat pigs or label Mexican illegals as rapists. But those things are okay because he's going to make America great again. Hahahaha. You are funny.

a reply to: introvert

a reply to: BO XIAN

I'm past caring THAT much about my "reputation."

Besides, I think TRUTH is a pretty high priority.

And the gritchy one has a hard time with the truth.

Oh for heaven's sake!!

Calling her "the gritchy one" rather than using her actual name is hardly mature or truthful. It's just trolling.

You can't claim "truth" and use such pejoratives - unless, of course, you are Glenn Beck, or Lee Strobel.

Fail, man.
Total Fail.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Those that heralded the second coming in Bernie Sanders are now finding themselves defending Hillary because she is their only choice.

This ^^^ is absolute balderdash.

Bernie isn't done. And even if he were, I will not "defend" Hillary. So, just - no. She is not "their only choice." What an asshole thing to say.

I will, however, insist on literacy, maturity, and dignity among avowed 'professionals'.....there is a threshold of acceptability regarding responsible online communications.
What BO is doing is asinine. And it reflects very poorly on the general caliber of members here.

a reply to: BuzzyWigs

FWIW,

I don't recall

appointing you or anyone else hereon

to be

my dictionary editor . . .
nor my prose editor
nor my PR manager
nor my reputation coach

particularly about

mature/immature
reasonable/unreasonable

professional/unprofessional
sensible/insensible

polite/impolite
politically correct/not pc

etc. etc. etc.

a reply to: BO XIAN

She assaults

1. The Constitution right and left.
2. My eyes far too frequently.
3. My ears far too frequently.

4. My long held, intensely felt values far too constantly.
5. My culture right and left.
6. My traditions right and left.

7. My social reference groups right and left.
8. My basic sense of right and wrong right and left.
9. The foundations of our Nation and way of life.

10. Most all that defines decency and in order right and left.
11. Any shred of a sensible construct about TRUTH vs LYING constantly.
12. Any shred of a sensible construct or behavior about anything resembling a stable kind of MORALITY constantly.

And yet you have the audacity to take me to task about "puerile" or "pejorative?"

Maybe I'll give a flip when you take her to task for such a list of hideousness, FIRST.

Wow. Just - WOW.

Really? Because it seems to me, from reading your collection of derogatorily stated posts, that you really are only about eleven years old. I was going to give you "twelve" - but - seriously. This is such a load of histrionic nonsense that it really begs the question of "maturity."


Again - I'm not (and I repeat and emphasize not) a Hillary supporter - but I am a fellow professional in the mental health field, brother - and what you are doing here is ludicrous, and reflects very, very poorly on Mental Health Professionals (your posts always did, what with your "Pentecostal Evangelism" bent, but this really is beyond the pale, BO).

If you're so interested in morals, I find it a wonder that you are not interested in Bernie's platform.

a reply to: BO XIAN

LOL!! Doesn't mean I can't comment on those things, though!



Just sayin'.


(Oh, and - you're making it worse with every post right now, man)

Seriously???

Here, a lily-livered, bleeding heart, egg-headed, liberal hippy has offered you an olive branch....
a person with credentials to match your own ----- with whom you just had a chance to find common, sensible ground

yet you shooed it away like a pesky wasp.

/shrug

a reply to: BuzzyWigs

hahahahahahaha

You just called me an asshole and then expect me to take you seriously as a mature adult?


hahahahahahahahahahaha

originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
I'm just gonna buzz the thread here, do a fly-by:

Any person who has been a full-time parent has learned from experience what "decision fatigue" is. As a parent, one has to just work on the fly - make decisions on a case-by-case basis. Every moment, every day is a new challenge with a child. It can be exhausting, and yes, at the end of a long day full of tantrums, it's sometimes best to hand off the decision to someone else (or at least postpone it until one has more energy and focus).

I don't know how many times I have said, "Don't ask me that right now - I'm too tired (slang: brain-dead) to think it over clearly".

EVERYONE has that happen from time to time. And it is prudent to do so. There is an appropriate time to withhold a decision. When one recognizes they are overwhelmed and tired, it is especially important. "Rash decisions" - it's a common cliche.

That is all. I'm no Hillary supporter but some of these threads today seem quite out there - you all are just making stuff up to bitch about. Hillary gets tired. So? Her memory, like all of ours, is subjective.

Have you ever asked your mom or dad about a thing you clearly remember happening, and they have totally forgotten it? Yeah - we make decisions. Problem solved? Move along.

Next!!!!

That's the problem, POTUS doesn't mean Parent of the US.

oh wait....

a reply to: xuenchen

FFS, xuen. Read my posts.

I was the first to admit that yes, I've done the same thing.
In fact, I was offering BO a truce - a way that we could agree to discuss/debate without ugliness.

He has (not so gracefully) declined.

/shrug

Anyway - love you too!!!!!!!!

a reply to: DBCowboy

Act like an ass, get treated like one.

And no, I didn't "call you an asshole."

I said it was an asshole thing to say.

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: BuzzyWigs

Look who's talking !!!

Damn it X...I used to fly cross country on Delta just to see that sexy stewardess wag her finger at me in the in-flight passenger safety flick.

a reply to: BuzzyWigs

I am rubber, and you are an adhesive substance.

So, joined the Hillary campaign yet?