President Biden's Stroke/Aneurysm [in 1988- edited title]

[Euphonious_Polemic]

I have heard that some people are concerned.

[nelliebly]

Sorry. Wrong number. Thanks for catching this, @kenobi_65 .

[kenobi_65]

@nelliebly: was that meant to go into another thread (specifically, the one below)?

Some parents now going after mental health programs in schools

Claiming that mental health programs in schools are akin to indoctrination, some parents’ groups are going after them now. Another example of parents fearing what they don’t understand.

[RitterSport]

I will say that the OP has managed to get an impressively wide array of posters, from all stripes, arguing against him. That should be worth some kind of badge.

[Icarus]

Go easy on him, maybe he’s had a stroke (no cite).

[Love_Rhombus]

@Jim_B

And it didn’t affect his policies or governing.

Cite?

[kayaker]

@Jim_B

BTW you have to admit sometimes a cite is just redundant.

No, I do not.

[Jim_B]

@Love_Rhombus Well, he’s still president. That’s all I can say.

[74westy]

Reagan is still president? I thought it was Trump.

[Senegoid]

@Icarus

Go easy on him, maybe he’s had a stroke (no cite).

That’s Trump. Every time he goes golfing, he has more strokes than he will admit, and lies about it.

[simster]

Thats what the luciferians want you to think - its actuall Lincoln’s great great great grandson , JFK Jr who is actually president.

[eschereal]

@Jim_B

But really can anyone make a truly full recovery after such an event? Because we’re dealing with the brain. And brain cells don’t regrow. True, dendrites (the leaves and branches, if the brain cells are the trees) do regrow. But never the cells themselves. And some brain damage is reversible.

The thing that seems to happen to many people who recover from an actual stroke is that the brain reroutes its active signal paths around the damaged tissue. The body, and brain, tends to be quite resilient and adaptable. And, of course, there is that quote attributed to Einstein, that we use a fraction of our mental capacity (sometimes given as 10%, sometime 20%), and while it is not true, there is a lot of redundancy and spare capacity in the animal in general.

In other words, if there were any substance to your concerns, well, there really is not.

[Bootb]

@Jim_B

BTW you have to admit sometimes a cite is just redundant. And I’ve seen instances where other posters omit it then.

Things that are TRULY common knowledge typically do not need a cite. And by “common knowledge,” I mean things that a semi-educated person with a lack of curiosity would probably know. For instance, I have a cousin who simply does not follow the news at all. Yet even she knows who the President is.

Statements like “The USSR shaped 20th-century geopolitics” would not need a cite. Statements like “President Kennedy was prescribed [drug] for his back pain” do need a cite.

[Ann_Hedonia]

@Bootb

Things that are TRULY common knowledge typically do not need a cite. And by “common knowledge,” I mean things that a semi-educated person with a lack of curiosity would probably know. For instance, I have a cousin who simply does not follow the news at all. Yet even she knows who the President is.

That is probably not the best example, as quite a few Americans aren’t very good at knowing who the President is.

[Exapno_Mapcase]

Sadly, this was true even before 2021.

[74westy]

I think if you look at the graph, January 20, 2021 is the corner of the hockey stick.

[Exapno_Mapcase]

The Venn diagram of those who think the President isn’t the President and those who disbelieve in the hockey stick model is a circle.