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Topic	QAnon Man KILLED his 29 y/o WIFE thinking she was Biden's TRANSGENDER DAUGHTER!
BlackScythe0 02/13/22 6:23:31 PM #24:	SKARDAVNELNATE posted... No, I got what you said. Everyone who questions the election falls under the category of being far right or influenced by a conspiracy theory whether they know the origin of it or not. Except there are more ways than that which they would have reached the same conclusion. One is to simply pay attention to news coverage. The news frequently gets things wrong. The news frequently covers up claims counter to their reporting saying that it was debunked and misinformation. The news clearly favors certain figures and derides others. So when the news says one thing people should rightly assume the opposite. Whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much. My response to you was to point out how the news would use a fictitious entity to blame for people not trusting them and avoid admitting their own faults. Dude there isn't multiple routes to arrive there. It's been over a year and they haven't turned up even a single thing to support the claims. People who believe he won do so despite the reality in front of their eyes and are conspiracy theorists. It doesn't have anything to do with the media, you're spouting off a bunch of nonsense to try covering up simple facts. <cite>BlackScythe0 posted [p:962621959] in QAnon Man ... [t:79896806]...</cite> <quote>SKARDAVNELNATE posted... </cite> <quote>No, I got what you said. Everyone who questions the election falls under the category of being far right or influenced by a conspiracy theory whether they know the origin of it or not. Except there are more ways than that which they would have reached the same conclusion. One is to simply pay attention to news coverage. The news frequently gets things wrong. The news frequently covers up claims counter to their reporting saying that it was debunked and misinformation. The news clearly favors certain figures and derides others. So when the news says one thing people should rightly assume the opposite. Whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much. My response to you was to point out how the news would use a fictitious entity to blame for people not trusting them and avoid admitting their own faults.</quote> Dude there isn't multiple routes to arrive there. It's been over a year and they haven't turned up even a single thing to support the claims. People who believe he won do so despite the reality in front of their eyes and are conspiracy theorists. It doesn't have anything to do with the media, you're spouting off a bunch of nonsense to try covering up simple facts. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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