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I haven't seen enough direct evidence to attribute that. It's very plausible but I don't want to lump independent groups together. In the same way that many l
by kristopolous 6y ago
I haven't seen enough direct evidence to attribute that.
It's very plausible but I don't want to lump independent groups together.
In the same way that many leftist groups really don't like each other and it's probably wrong to lump them together.
- gambiting 6y agoBut attribute what? I'm just saying that plenty of people believe this. No attribution whatsoever.
- kristopolous 6y agoOh sorry, I thought you postulated the birthers and qanon believers were the same people. Totally plausible but I haven't seen direct evidence. (I also haven't, say, done any analysis of historical tweets from qanon believers for the evidence) It's ultimately unimportant as they're both part of the same overarching bullshit movement, but something sounding logical doesn't constitute valid evidence.
- jki275 6y agoYou realize the birther movement was started by the Clinton camp when she was running against Obama, right?