Trump TV

[firegiver]

Wikipedia literally agrees with me as I have already proven to you, but that has nothing to do with the fact that you haven’t identified a single example of fascism from Donald Trump

define fascism Scrubby. Theres no point in proving something to someone who doesn't even understand what he's asking for proof of.

 

[Moogy]

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It does not require graduation with a degree, a multi-year program, or full alumni status. The core criterion given is simply that the person has attended (or graduated from) the school.


A 16-week specialty business course at Harvard that you completed and for which Harvard issued a certification means you attended a Harvard program. Under the literal Wikipedia definition, that is sufficient to call Harvard your alma mater.”

Sorry, what now?

I copied and pasted your "a 16-week ..." alleged answer, adding in "online" and "non-credit-bearing," and this came back from AI ...



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AI Overview



A non-credit executive or certificate course does not make Harvard University your alma mater, even under a literal reading of Wikipedia or standard dictionary definitions.
While taking a 16-week online business course means you participated in a program administered by the university, the term "alma mater" carries specific academic and lexical constraints.

The Definitions vs. Academic Reality

• • The Literal Definition: According to the Wikipedia entry for Alma Mater, the term personifies a school that a person has "attended or graduated from". It is inherently tied to the Latin term alumnus (meaning "nursling"), which describes a school graduate. [1]
  • The "Attendance" Standard: In higher education, "attending" a university as a student implies matriculation—being formally admitted into a degree-granting body or academic program of the university. Taking a standalone, non-credit continuing education or executive course is classified as a participant or certificate earner, not a matriculated student.
  • The Official Guidance: Harvard itself maintains strict distinctions regarding credentials. For example, Harvard Online and Harvard Business School Online explicitly instruct certificate earners to list the credentials on resumes and LinkedIn as a "Certificate in [Course Name]," rather than claiming a degree or general graduation from the university. [1, 2]

Cultural and Professional Consensus
Claiming an institution as your alma mater based solely on a short-term, open-enrollment certificate is widely viewed in professional and academic circles as disingenuous or misleading. While it is a legitimate credential to showcase under a "Certifications" or "Professional Development" section, calling the school your alma mater implies you are an alumnus of its core undergraduate or graduate student body. [1]
Would you like advice on the best way to format this certificate on a resume or LinkedIn profile to maximize its value without misrepresenting your attendance?


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What this tells us is you're either faking up an AI response, or you're purposefully misrepresenting what you did in order to try to get a faked up AI response.

 

[firegiver]

No, s.hit, fruit loop. I've said that, repeatedly. You need to have ATTENDED. And taking an online non-credit, certificate-bearing course does NOT meet the definition of ATTENDED. That's why, in your initial question and answer, AI came back with something like "has taken an online course AND attended." Because ATTENDED matters. You did NOT attend. How are you this absolutely stupid, rocket scientist, of sorts? The online course, itself, is completely meaningless and irrelevant. It's just "has attended" ... if you attended, you can claim what you claim ... but you didn't. You just took an online non-credit course.



Absolutely not. You need to learn to read. Any rockets you worked on explode on the ground without prompting.

You did not apply to Harvard. You did not get admitted. You did not take any courses for credit. You did not attend Harvard. Ergo, it is not your alma mater.


if you take an online non-credit granting course can you say you attended that university?


AI Overview


No, saying you "attended" a university usually implies you were officially admitted and enrolled as a matriculated student, whereas a non-credit online course means you completed professional development or a standalone MOOC (Massive Open Online Course).

The Bottom Line

• • What to avoid: Listing the school under the "Education" section of your resume as if you earned a degree or attended full-time/part-time as a regular student.
  • What to do instead: List the specific certificate or course under a "Certifications," "Continuing Education," or "Professional Development" section, clearly naming the provider. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Why the Distinction Matters

• • No official record: Non-credit courses do not go on a formal academic transcript, and you do not get a GPA.
  • No student status: You aren't officially matriculated or vetted through standard admissions.
  • Misrepresentation risk: If an employer or school thinks you attended the actual university, it can cause confusion or look like you are padding your credentials. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Stanford and MIT are my alma-maters by Scrubby's dumb reasoning. I have completed online courses uncredited by both universities.

Does this guy actually claim to work on propulsion systems? Like as a wrench turner or as an engineer?

 

[Moogy]

Stanford and MIT are my alma-maters by Scrubby's dumb reasoning. I have completed online courses uncredited by both universities.

Does this guy actually claim to work on propulsion systems? Like as a wrench turner or as an engineer?

He has said he's a "rocket scientist, of sorts" ... now, given that he can't even figure out something as simple as he didn't attend Harvard, and it's not his alma mater, what he means by "rocket scientist, of sorts" is probably SO far from being an actual rocket scientist that I'm as much of a rocket scientist as he is, because I helped my kids build a toy rocket in the backyard back in the day ... but that's what he's claimed. I mean, he's definitively trying to pass himself off as "Harvard educated" and proudly proclaiming that Harvard is his alma mater ... and that's dead wrong ... so if he's attaching "of sorts" to his rocket scientist career, you KNOW it has to be such a tenuous connection, it's meaningless.


Guys like Scrubby and PedMaller are the types to say "hey, once I choked her unconsciousness, she stopped saying no, so she consented. And she loved it!" And then call anyone who disagrees a "libtard."

 

[Scrubby]

No, s.hit, fruit loop. I've said that, repeatedly. You need to have ATTENDED. And taking an online non-credit, certificate-bearing course does NOT meet the definition of ATTENDED. That's why, in your initial question and answer, AI came back with something like "has taken an online course AND attended." Because ATTENDED matters. You did NOT attend. How are you this absolutely stupid, rocket scientist, of sorts? The online course, itself, is completely meaningless and irrelevant. It's just "has attended" ... if you attended, you can claim what you claim ... but you didn't. You just took an online non-credit course.



Absolutely not. You need to learn to read. Any rockets you worked on explode on the ground without prompting.

You did not apply to Harvard. You did not get admitted. You did not take any courses for credit. You did not attend Harvard. Ergo, it is not your alma mater.


if you take an online non-credit granting course can you say you attended that university?


AI Overview


No, saying you "attended" a university usually implies you were officially admitted and enrolled as a matriculated student, whereas a non-credit online course means you completed professional development or a standalone MOOC (Massive Open Online Course).

The Bottom Line

• • What to avoid: Listing the school under the "Education" section of your resume as if you earned a degree or attended full-time/part-time as a regular student.
  • What to do instead: List the specific certificate or course under a "Certifications," "Continuing Education," or "Professional Development" section, clearly naming the provider. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Why the Distinction Matters

• • No official record: Non-credit courses do not go on a formal academic transcript, and you do not get a GPA.
  • No student status: You aren't officially matriculated or vetted through standard admissions.
  • Misrepresentation risk: If an employer or school thinks you attended the actual university, it can cause confusion or look like you are padding your credentials. [1, 2, 3, 4]

I already gave you the proper AI overview. You’re flailing, big time. Now please get my Alma mater’s name out of your mouth and stay on topic. I’m still waiting for just ONE example of fascism.

 

[Moogy]

I already gave you the proper AI overview. You’re flailing, big time. Now please get my Alma mater’s name out of your mouth and stay on topic. I’m still waiting for just ONE example of fascism.

Trump TV.

Your actual qualifications and career must be so embarrassing, given that you're having to continue on all these trolls.

Someone who is fairly successful and educated isn't going to keep pressing that they're "Harvard educated" when they took an online course. Someone who is so far removed from being properly educated or successful in their career is going to bring that up as a joke. Like the garbage man who mocks someone for being a fancy pants Harvard grad ... the thought of an actual Harvard education ... or the thought of being an actual rocket scientist, is so far from what they consider possible for themselves that it becomes their trolling fuel.

 

[Scrubby]

Trump TV.

Your actual qualifications and career must be so embarrassing, given that you're having to continue on all these trolls.

Someone who is fairly successful and educated isn't going to keep pressing that they're "Harvard educated" when they took an online course. Someone who is so far removed from being properly educated or successful in their career is going to bring that up as a joke. Like the garbage man who mocks someone for being a fancy pants Harvard grad ... the thought of an actual Harvard education ... or the thought of being an actual rocket scientist, is so far from what they consider possible for themselves that it becomes their trolling fuel.

Total examples provided remains at zero. Please cease and desist your rude and unfounded remarks regarding my education.

trump TV is a powerful force for good

 

[Moogy]

Total examples provided remains at zero. Please cease and desist your rude and unfounded remarks regarding my education.

trump TV is a powerful force for good

Scrubby say: "Fascism isn't fascist! And not attending Harvard means I attended Harvard!"

 

[Scrubby]

Scrubby say: "Fascism isn't fascist! And not attending Harvard means I attended Harvard!"

You’ve typed up a short story since I first asked for a single example and in all the time never gave me one thing to consider. Why is that? You just keep deflecting to my Harvard education which is weird.

 

[Moogy]

You’ve typed up a short story since I first asked for a single example and in all the time never gave me one thing to consider. Why is that? You just keep deflecting to my Harvard education which is weird.

Except Trump TV is a "single example," as has been explained to you numerous times. If only you had attended Harvard, you'd be able to understand this. Instead, you're left to troll with lies.

 

[Scrubby]

Except Trump TV is a "single example," as has been explained to you numerous times. If only you had attended Harvard, you'd be able to understand this. Instead, you're left to troll with lies.

How is Trump TV fascism lol you’re gonna have to elaborate on this one

 

[Moogy]

How is Trump TV fascism lol you’re gonna have to elaborate on this one

Why would I have to elaborate? Are you really this uneducated? Or just trolling, because no matter what is said, and no matter how accurate, you'll just "lol" and dismiss it?



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AI Overview


Fascism is an authoritarian political movement characterized by extreme nationalism, militarism, and the subordination of individual rights for the state. [1, 2, 3]
Scholars and historical institutions, such as the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, often point to recurring early warning signs and characteristics when identifying a drift toward fascism: [1, 2]

Key Early Warning Signs of Fascism

• • Powerful and Continuing Nationalism: Promoting constant patriotic mottos, symbols, and flags, often implying national or racial superiority.
  • Disdain for Human Rights: Believing that human rights can be ignored or suspended in the name of "security" or national need.
  • Identifying Scapegoats/Enemies: Unifying a frustrated populace by blaming a common enemy—such as minority groups, immigrants, or political opponents—for the nation's problems.
  • Supremacy of the Military: Glorifying military strength, granting the armed forces disproportionate funding and political power, and using military tactics or personnel domestically.
  • Controlled Mass Media: Directly censoring or constantly discrediting independent journalism to control the public narrative and replace objective facts with propaganda.
  • Obsession with National Security & Crime: Fostering a permanent sense of fear that the nation is under attack, backed by harsh policing and a fixation on law and order.
  • Religion and Government Intertwined: Using dominant religious identities to shape state policy and delegitimize opponents.
  • Corporate Power Protected and Labor Suppressed: Safeguarding the wealth of corporate elites while weakening labor unions and worker rights.
  • Disdain for Intellectuals and the Arts: Rejecting academic freedom, independent science, and cultural expression that does not align with state ideology.
  • Rampant Cronyism and Corruption: Rewarding personal loyalty to a leader above professional competence, leading to institutional corruption and rule-breaking with impunity.
  • Fraudulent or Undermined Elections: Manipulating voting processes, attacking the legitimacy of electoral systems, or establishing a one-party state. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]

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Note, for this particular instance, the "Controlled Mass Media" bullet point ... he's been pushing this since before he was Fuhrer. He's been attacking independent journalism ... and you guys, of course buy it ... "it's all their fault ... they're against me!" "Yeah! Fake news! Lamestream media!" And now he is attempting to push his propaganda through social media (Truth Social) and other media outlets (Trump TV ... a dedicated propaganda site ... for profit, no less). I mean, this is textbook. Half the MAGAts don't care that he's doing these things, just as long as they can "own da libs" ... and the other half love that he's doing this because they want to take back power while bowing before a cult of personality.

But coming from the guy who is a "rocket scientist, of sorts" and who, by his own definition, did not attend Harvard, but wants to continue claiming he attended Harvard, there's no hope for a legitimate discussion on the topic ... so troll away while normal people point and laugh at your idiocy.

 

[Scrubby]

Why would I have to elaborate? Are you really this uneducated? Or just trolling, because no matter what is said, and no matter how accurate, you'll just "lol" and dismiss it?



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AI Overview


Fascism is an authoritarian political movement characterized by extreme nationalism, militarism, and the subordination of individual rights for the state. [1, 2, 3]
Scholars and historical institutions, such as the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, often point to recurring early warning signs and characteristics when identifying a drift toward fascism: [1, 2]

Key Early Warning Signs of Fascism

• • Powerful and Continuing Nationalism: Promoting constant patriotic mottos, symbols, and flags, often implying national or racial superiority.
  • Disdain for Human Rights: Believing that human rights can be ignored or suspended in the name of "security" or national need.
  • Identifying Scapegoats/Enemies: Unifying a frustrated populace by blaming a common enemy—such as minority groups, immigrants, or political opponents—for the nation's problems.
  • Supremacy of the Military: Glorifying military strength, granting the armed forces disproportionate funding and political power, and using military tactics or personnel domestically.
  • Controlled Mass Media: Directly censoring or constantly discrediting independent journalism to control the public narrative and replace objective facts with propaganda.
  • Obsession with National Security & Crime: Fostering a permanent sense of fear that the nation is under attack, backed by harsh policing and a fixation on law and order.
  • Religion and Government Intertwined: Using dominant religious identities to shape state policy and delegitimize opponents.
  • Corporate Power Protected and Labor Suppressed: Safeguarding the wealth of corporate elites while weakening labor unions and worker rights.
  • Disdain for Intellectuals and the Arts: Rejecting academic freedom, independent science, and cultural expression that does not align with state ideology.
  • Rampant Cronyism and Corruption: Rewarding personal loyalty to a leader above professional competence, leading to institutional corruption and rule-breaking with impunity.
  • Fraudulent or Undermined Elections: Manipulating voting processes, attacking the legitimacy of electoral systems, or establishing a one-party state. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]

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Note, for this particular instance, the "Controlled Mass Media" bullet point ... he's been pushing this since before he was Fuhrer. He's been attacking independent journalism ... and you guys, of course buy it ... "it's all their fault ... they're against me!" "Yeah! Fake news! Lamestream media!" And now he is attempting to push his propaganda through social media (Truth Social) and other media outlets (Trump TV ... a dedicated propaganda site ... for profit, no less). I mean, this is textbook. Half the MAGAts don't care that he's doing these things, just as long as they can "own da libs" ... and the other half love that he's doing this because they want to take back power while bowing before a cult of personality.

But coming from the guy who is a "rocket scientist, of sorts" and who, by his own definition, did not attend Harvard, but wants to continue claiming he attended Harvard, there's no hope for a legitimate discussion on the topic ... so troll away while normal people point and laugh at your idiocy.

Calling these people liars is not fascism lol

what else you got? Give me a real example this time if you can

 

[Moogy]

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Calling these people liars is not fascism lol

what else you got? Give me a real example this time if you can

Right ... so you're just a troll who will deny anything bad that Trump is doing ... and say it's all everyone else's fault.

You're not worth engaging with, Harvard Hoaxer.

 

[dpic73]

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Calling these people liars is not fascism lol

what else you got? Give me a real example this time if you can

Listing things that happened then placing "Hoax" after it - brilliant!

 

[Scrubby]

Right ... so you're just a troll who will deny anything bad that Trump is doing ... and say it's all everyone else's fault.

You're not worth engaging with, Harvard Hoaxer.

No, your only example isn’t even real. Trump hasn’t shut down cnn, etc from having a voice. He’s cutting them off of farming him for content while they lie about and manipulate clips of him to trick gullible idiots into believing nonsense.



Dylan Mulvaney called for a full boycott of Trump events less than 24 hours ago. Here she was today trying to talk to him again and beg him to give her content to post. Talk about pathetic.. cnn is still free to spread their lies though despite your claims that Trump is taking them off the airwaves

 

[Scrubby]

Hands up, don’t shoot? Hoax.
Covington kid? Hoax.
The Iowa poll hoax might have been my favorite too given the 20 something page thread on our old forum with leftists gleefully thinking they had Iowa in the bag. Of course that poll was off by 19 points but hey, probably just an accident right?

are you genuinely trying to claim the above examples were real and definitely not hoaxes?

 

[TigerGrowls]

You do know in 2 years he will be gone, his name taken off everything, all the fake gold crap in the Oval office will be in dumpsters, and he will be hounded by investigations until the day he dies or his brain completely stops working. Your Emperor Wears No Clothes.

I can't wait.

Showing the nasty commie in your soul.

 

[coldbud1994]

Showing the nasty commie in your soul.

LOL. What does what I have posted have to do with communism? I know its the bigly scary new buzzword/boogie man for the sheep, but please try to at least try to use it in proper context.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

 

[firegiver]

LOL. What does what I have posted have to do with communism? I know its the bigly scary new buzzword/boogie man for the sheep, but please try to at least try to use it in proper context.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

That guy probably has a caretaker to make sure he can cross the street to get to his janitorial position.