He literally just told us he does not have an innate sense of morality. He is only as good as he is because he is scared of hell.

and he's really not good at all.

Didn't he also say he wasn't Christian recently? Or can I just not understand him when he talks. It was when he was telling Christian voters in south Florida if they voted for him they would fix it so they would never need to vote again.

Ok, let me try. I'll start with the first phrase:

Gboard: Religion is such a great thing to do with it but I don't think it will be a good day for you guys to come over and watch the first episode of the office does Jim and I are you doing today I left the house today and the next day or so I can get the room for the next day or so I can get the room for the next....awwwww

I never talk about the office lol

Here's with Kubo keyboard: Religion is such a great thing that I think it is a good thing that I think it is a good thing that... Boo

Religion is such a cool its a mix of both sides are the Hamas attacked first by war am able to get to the Hamas attacked first by war am able to get to the Hamas.......

That was a ride.

But not of morality.

He's weaving dude, just like that fantastic hair hat he wears. It'll just like weave together. They say it's fantastic...

When you have to give a book report on a book you never read.

At least he was coherently bullshitting there?

yo what did steve do to deserve that :C

It's very important to remind people that our vote is important and demanded by all the news outlets and the various political leaders. But it is ultimately ignored and replaced by a group of unelected electors who can actually vote for whoever they want. If we really did vote, then the result from our election would be a president. Instead the official vote is from these randos and CNN will need our vote to compare the "electoral" vote (not ours, but the actual vote from the randos) vs the "public" vote, which is just an option from us with which to compare against. You can do that with the dog vote and the kids from 3rd grade vote.

35% is of eligible voters, not of the vote. Trump got 47% of the vote in 2020.

ChatGPT 4o:

Trump’s statement seems to convey a rambling attempt at explaining the moral influence of religion. He’s essentially saying that religion motivates people to be good because of the belief in an afterlife (heaven). Without that belief, he suggests, people might wonder why they should behave well at all. He struggles to articulate the idea clearly, repeatedly circling back to the notion that the promise of heaven is a reason to be good.

In simpler terms, he seems to be saying: Religion gives people a reason to strive for goodness because it offers the reward of heaven. Without that, people might question why they should bother being good.

o1-preview (the fancy dancy reasoning one):

Certainly! In this statement, Donald Trump is emphasizing the importance of religion in promoting moral behavior. He suggests that religion gives people a reason to be good because it introduces the concept of heaven as a reward for good deeds. Without the belief in heaven or an afterlife, he implies that people might question the purpose of being good and could potentially disregard moral standards. Essentially, he's arguing that religion and the promise of heaven motivate individuals to behave ethically.

That's NYT's schtick!

Playing chess with a pigeon. You say "Checkmate" and the pigeon just keeps peaking at your pieces.

I thought it was pretty obvious