In Reply to: Re: It continues to amaze me that we have such a hard time posted by russsmith on October 13, 2024 at 08:21:11
a book and pass a test does that make him a "smart" or intelligent person? I would say not in all cases and this is a good example.
All of your guy's opinions are flawed and not based on any facts. Can you form multiple hardcore opinions with a complete absence of facts and be considered smart? That defies the essence of being a lawyer.
And if you're right that he just chooses to ignore reality because of his political preference is that smart? There are a lot of people like that. I would say anyone who makes important decisions without any knowledge of the readily available facts, and who refuses to even consider the facts is not a smart person, educated or not.
If he thinks he knows facts to support all of his opinions (which I doubt) because he only watches fox news and is drowning in misinformation is that smart? Intelligent people consider and evaluate more than one side of an issue before making important decisions, even in something as simple as buying a car.
So, he thinks the most powerful man in the world has no need for ethics? Not smart.