I know this isn’t the point, but does Trump have to repeat everything he says? It’s such an irritating tic. (Technique?)
You have people coming up here. You know, they’re all met by the lawyers. The lawyers of… And they come out. They’re all met by the lawyers. And they say, “Say the following phrase: ‘I am very afraid for my life. I am afraid for my life.'” Okay. And then I look at the guy. He looks like he just out of the ring. He’s the heavyweight champion of the world. He’s afraid for his life. It’s a big fat con job, folks. It’s a big fat con job.
Asylum seekers are people looking for personal safety as well as for somewhere to live. Trump’s America, where according to the link below, 100 people are illegally shot every day, might not be their best chance.
But even that may be changing. Sanity could be the downfall of the NRA, despite Trump’s Putin-powered campaigning.
does Trump have to repeat everything he says? It’s such an irritating tic. (Technique?)
Maybe he really likes the sound of his own voice and just enjoys replaying his phrases out of sheer sonic delight. Maybe he uses the time during the repeat to let his tiny mind gather the next tiny thought to get it lined up so he can push it out of his mouth. Maybe it’s to help him remember what he’s just said (though I don’t think it’s working). Maybe it’s part of his ongoing mental breakdown and advancing senescence. Maybe all of the above?
I suspect he has been bitten by the ‘Talking Head’ disease, which causes them to talk in a continuous stream not to add content, but to fill satisfying blocks of time with the sound of his voice. A question answered not when it has been furnished with a reply, but when there has been x minutes of droning.
Unlike them however, his pickled brain is unable to come up with original sentences at the same pace that they are spoken, and so he must resort to recycling them.
P.S. The most egregious cases of Talking Head Syndrome are the guys that give running commentaries car chases as seen from a helicopter; nonstop descriptions of what everyone can already see purely to fill the void with sound.
Holms, another is sports announcers that spend time debating what the referees are going to do, or should do, because otherwise it is just dead air while the refs make their reviews. I don’t even watch sports and I find that annoying (my husband does watch; sometimes it’s hard to tune out).
I know this isn’t the point, but does Trump have to repeat everything he says? It’s such an irritating tic. (Technique?)
Asylum seekers are people looking for personal safety as well as for somewhere to live. Trump’s America, where according to the link below, 100 people are illegally shot every day, might not be their best chance.
But even that may be changing. Sanity could be the downfall of the NRA, despite Trump’s Putin-powered campaigning.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/apr/26/donald-trump-address-nra-gun-lobby-disarray
Maybe he really likes the sound of his own voice and just enjoys replaying his phrases out of sheer sonic delight. Maybe he uses the time during the repeat to let his tiny mind gather the next tiny thought to get it lined up so he can push it out of his mouth. Maybe it’s to help him remember what he’s just said (though I don’t think it’s working). Maybe it’s part of his ongoing mental breakdown and advancing senescence. Maybe all of the above?
Trump doesn’t realize that a champion boxer could be taken out by a gun or a knife?
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I suspect he has been bitten by the ‘Talking Head’ disease, which causes them to talk in a continuous stream not to add content, but to fill satisfying blocks of time with the sound of his voice. A question answered not when it has been furnished with a reply, but when there has been x minutes of droning.
Unlike them however, his pickled brain is unable to come up with original sentences at the same pace that they are spoken, and so he must resort to recycling them.
P.S. The most egregious cases of Talking Head Syndrome are the guys that give running commentaries car chases as seen from a helicopter; nonstop descriptions of what everyone can already see purely to fill the void with sound.
Holms, another is sports announcers that spend time debating what the referees are going to do, or should do, because otherwise it is just dead air while the refs make their reviews. I don’t even watch sports and I find that annoying (my husband does watch; sometimes it’s hard to tune out).