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> Lol. Literally nobody thinks he actually committed suicide. Well that's easily disproved: I think he actually committed suicide. > It’s just that nobody kno
by tablespoon 5y ago
> Lol. Literally nobody thinks he actually committed suicide.
Well that's easily disproved: I think he actually committed suicide.
> It’s just that nobody knows for certain who did it. You can rule out certain nations but was it Clinton, Gates Dershowitz? We’ll never know.
IMHO, theories to the contrary are most likely just the delusions of conspiracy theorists. And if we're going to talk about conspiracy theories, I'd rather talk about aliens at Area 51 than this garbage.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> Well that's easily disproved No, its not. > I think he actually committed suicide. Asserting a non-falsifiable contradiction is not disproof.
- tablespoon 5y ago>>> Lol. Literally nobody thinks he actually committed suicide. >> Well that's easily disproved > No, its not. A statement "literally nobody thinks" is easily disproved. >> I think he actually committed suicide. > Asserting a non-falsifiable contradiction is not disproof. Providing a counterexample to a statement like that is a disproof, and if I can't testify to my own thoughts to disprove it, then it's just nonsense.