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I literally quoted you, and responded to it. Here it is again: "A significant proportion of Americans believe the 2020 election was fraudulently stolen. And t
by itsoktocry 5y ago
I literally quoted you, and responded to it. Here it is again:
"A significant proportion of Americans believe the 2020 election was fraudulently stolen. And that’s with free press in America.
Not at all hard to believe that a significant proportion of Russian people believe this lie."
Believing in election fraud and believing that a population are coincidentally killing themselves during a military incursion are not remotely analogous.
- parkingrift 5y agoAgain, that’s not an argument I’ve made. Please respond to what I’ve written, not an imaginary argument you’ve decided to defeat.
- itsoktocry 5y agoHey, here's an idea: how about you actually clarify your point then, instead of repeating "that's not my argument". But for fun, once again, your statement appears to be: "if Americans can believe the 2020 election was stolen (the first sentence), then it's not a stretch to think Russians will believe the Ukrainians are killing themselves (the third sentence)." It's right there for everyone to read. So what are you actually arguing?