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On the other hand, we've seen so many cases of people more interested in contradicting Trump than being logical about their positions, that I don't think such t
by koheripbal 6y ago
On the other hand, we've seen so many cases of people more interested in contradicting Trump than being logical about their positions, that I don't think such theories qualify for "conspiracy" territory. ...just emotionally charged bad decisions.
- throwaway_pdp09 6y ago> ...of people more interested in contradicting Trump than being logical... Precisely the way trump himself behaves, but you don't point that out.
- koheripbal 6y ago...because his stupidity isn't relevant to the point I'm making. You illustrate my point by assuming that I'm supporting him, just because I'm not criticizing him.
- throwaway_pdp09 6y agoValid point. Upvoted.
- mhh__ 6y ago> On the other hand, we've seen so many cases of people more interested in contradicting Trump than being logical about their positions, Examples? His list of gaffes - that would be considered career ending for anyone - else boggles the mind e.g. Making fun of a disabled person, McCain, the Khans, accusing Joe Scarborough of murder, go back to your country, not knowing a verse from the bible, david duke etc. etc. (My point being there's enough to go on that being anti-trump on a case to case basis is almost indistinguishable from what you say for many topics in the news)