I do consider this to be pretty vague. "a near miss that whizzes past the head" is a pretty common trope in media (and in real life). This guy's "prophesy" is both too vague, but also erroneously specific:
Specifc but wrong:
- bullet was so close his eardrum ruptured. (No, it was actually even CLOSER. It hit his ear! And his eardrum didn't rupture)
- he fell to his knees and worshipped Jesus (this didn't happen)
Vague:
- on what date was this supposed to happen?
- can we get more details? What state was it in? Hiw many secret service members jumped in?
- how many shots were fired?
- how many bystanders were hit, if any?
- Trump will be persecuted (duh)
- Trump eventually won (yea, polls say so too. Not a prophesy)
See what I mean? If you had a secret video of this event and you wanted to convince somebody that you had seen the video, you would provide all those details, because you CAN. theres no reason to be vague when you're attempting to convince someone unless you actually don't have the details.
vinney
npub19m…8axkl
2024-07-14 14:54:06
in reply to nevent1q…a6wy
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"content": "I do consider this to be pretty vague. \"a near miss that whizzes past the head\" is a pretty common trope in media (and in real life). This guy's \"prophesy\" is both too vague, but also erroneously specific:\n\nSpecifc but wrong:\n- bullet was so close his eardrum ruptured. (No, it was actually even CLOSER. It hit his ear! And his eardrum didn't rupture)\n- he fell to his knees and worshipped Jesus (this didn't happen)\n\nVague:\n- on what date was this supposed to happen?\n- can we get more details? What state was it in? Hiw many secret service members jumped in?\n- how many shots were fired?\n- how many bystanders were hit, if any?\n- Trump will be persecuted (duh)\n- Trump eventually won (yea, polls say so too. Not a prophesy)\n\nSee what I mean? If you had a secret video of this event and you wanted to convince somebody that you had seen the video, you would provide all those details, because you CAN. theres no reason to be vague when you're attempting to convince someone unless you actually don't have the details. ",
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