CNBC correspondent muses on Trump's mental health: 'He did not look well to me'

Eagle Eye said:
Your response now is "everyone's different" but you were very specific that memory loss comes with age so all I ask is you back up your claim. Now if you had said some people's memory is effected by age I would agree. So which is it?
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Oh, brother, I’m done here, you are like Yaya in your debating methods. I don’t play these games.
 
Phantasmal said:
Oh, brother, I’m done here, you are like Yaya in your debating methods. I don’t play these games.
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No you only want to play by your rules, sorry but words have meanings and when you make a specific statement I expect you to support it not flipflop.
 
Eagle Eye said:
No you only want to play by your rules, sorry but words have meanings and when you make a specific statement I expect you to support it not flipflop.
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I did not flip flop that is your perception of what I have written, I have remained consistent in what I posted, and yes, when you engage me, I have boundaries, don’t like it, ignore me. I don’t play these games where you state what you think I posted when it isn’t at all what I posted.
 
Phantasmal said:
Nah, it’s right there in her post. I found it, see if you can as well. Good luck and have a blessed day.
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No...there's a new one on the way soon...there Always is...lol
You have a blessed day as well;)
And thank your the good luck...we can always use that. Can't everyone?
 
Phantasmal said:
I did not flip flop that is your perception of what I have written, I have remained consistent in what I posted, and yes, when you engage me, I have boundaries, don’t like it, ignore me. I don’t play these games where you state what you think I posted when it isn’t at all what I posted.
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If consistent is making a statement then denying that was the meaning of your words you are definately consistant.
 
Phantasmal said:
She told you, the woman had just lost her husband and depression can cause cognitive problems. You keep ignoring that part of her post.
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At no point did she say just lost her husband you are reading things that are not there. But that is typical you only see what you want to see.
 
Phantasmal said:
You want to wager on that?
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How much can you afford to lose?
The MIL had lost her husband of 50 yrs a year ago. Sorry dear but that is not just losing her husband. Yes she would still grieve but the healing should have been well on the way.
You are doing exactly what I said. You read things to mean what you want them to mean not what they say.
 
Eagle Eye said:
How much can you afford to lose?
The MIL had lost her husband of 50 yrs a year ago. Sorry dear but that is not just losing her husband. Yes she would still grieve but the healing should have been well on the way.
You are doing exactly what I said. You read things to mean what you want them to mean not what they say.
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Yes, it is to a grieving spouse after 50 years of marriage. I am still grieving the loss of my dad and that was three years ago. You obviously haven’t lost anyone close that you loved if you feel a year isn’t considered recent.
 
Phantasmal said:
Yes, it is to a grieving spouse after 50 years of marriage. I am still grieving the loss of my dad and that was three years ago. You obviously haven’t lost anyone close that you loved if you feel a year isn’t considered recent.
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I thought you said everyone is different. Funny how you change depending on the subject! I have lost my father, mother, brother, and MIL so don't even try to tell me about grief. After a year I was missing them but it wasn't anything like the first few months. And don't even try to tell me about being married for 50 years.
 
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Eagle Eye said:
I thought you said everyone is different. Funny how you change depending on the subject! I have lost my father, mother, brother, and MIL so don't even try to tell me about grief. After a year I was missing them but it wasn't anything like the first few months. And don't even try to tell me about being married for 50 years.
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Lol, you were the one who claimed it was a year, so therefore it wasn’t recent implying it shouldn’t be affecting her. I simply told you after three years I am still affected by my dad’s death. My girlfriend has depression after 10 years of losing her son, so I was showing you instances of people grieving after a long period of time and still being affected, some people never recover. Jeebus, you do exactly what you claim I did, by stating you have lost people but you got better after a few months, some people aren’t like you, some people it takes longer, some people never grieve.
 
Superfreak said:
So in other words, they were good parents. But when the children became adults they were more devoted to each other than to the kids? Oh the horror!
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Take a deep breath and reread 180 and 181. You completely ignored what the four children said and cherry-picked a quote from an outsider who wasn't part of the family dynamic. Furthermore, Weber's referring to when Ron Jr. and Patti only were kids, not all four. The other two with Jane Wyman were a lot older and didn't live with the reagan family.
 
christiefan915 said:
Take a deep breath and reread 180 and 181. You completely ignored what the four children said and cherry-picked a quote from an outsider who wasn't part of the family dynamic. Furthermore, Weber's referring to when Ron Jr. and Patti only were kids, not all four. The other two with Jane Wyman were a lot older and didn't live with the reagan family.
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Take a deep breath and realize that the kids have said many things over the years. Hence the kids contradicting themselves over the years. Relationships change. Sometimes they are hard, sometimes everything is going smoothly.
 
Phantasmal said:
Lol, you were the one who claimed it was a year, so therefore it wasn’t recent implying it shouldn’t be affecting her. I simply told you after three years I am still affected by my dad’s death. My girlfriend has depression after 10 years of losing her son, so I was showing you instances of people grieving after a long period of time and still being affected, some people never recover. Jeebus, you do exactly what you claim I did, by stating you have lost people but you got better after a few months, some people aren’t like you, some people it takes longer, some people never grieve.
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Nice try but many people are not snowflakes and handle grief better. So you don't know how the MIL may or may not have been effected by her husbands death after a year. In fact we don't know if it was sudden or coming for a while. I love to watch you squirm to keep from admitting that I'm correct that people are different and handle death and illnesses differently. But then you are only trying to cover for Bowels supposed life story.
 
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