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...are you suggesting that progressives have more "dirty laundry" than conservatives in general? Or that conservatives are more likely to dox people?
by cdblades 6y ago
...are you suggesting that progressives have more "dirty laundry" than conservatives in general?
Or that conservatives are more likely to dox people?
- ars 6y ago> ...are you suggesting that progressives have more "dirty laundry" than conservatives in general? In general yes, that is true. Or said another way: Progressives say different things internally and externally, far more often than Conservative's do. Usually when Conservatives' emails are hacked there is nothing in them that people don't already know. Note: I'm not making any judgement on the content of what they say, just the difference between what they say internally vs. externally.
- Rebelgecko 6y agoOr that conservatives tend to be older and less likely to use technology for storing sensitive photos
- twirlock 6y agoLeftists argue from a position of moral infallibility (and are typically completely blind to how this is their defining characteristic).
- alacombe 6y ago> ...are you suggesting that progressives have more "dirty laundry" than conservatives in general? Yes. For one thing, if there ever collusion in 2016, it came from the Democrats now established pay-for-play policies, selling US influence to the highest bidder. Once again, knowledge of these actions required multiples hack/leaks to be disclosed.
- generj 6y agoThe alternate assumption is that both sides are being hacked by a third party, but the third party only releases hacked info from one side...