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> for asserting something people don't agree with seems a bit excessive. Huh??? “For asserting something people don’t agree with”?? He lied, he literally said
by tw04 2y ago
> for asserting something people don't agree with seems a bit excessive.
Huh??? “For asserting something people don’t agree with”?? He lied, he literally said none of these people lost their children and are all crisis actors faking the whole thing. This isn’t a matter of opinion, this is a matter of someone literally lying, knowing he’s lying, and continuing to do so despite knowing he’s actively hurting the folks who lost their innocent children.
His idiotic followers have been actively harassing these parents because they believe his bald faced lies and you’re acting as if people are arguing about the color of the “green no it’s some other color” dress.
- Jimmc414 2y ago[flagged]
- kristiandupont 2y agoRight, the slippery slope. Your argument seems to be "what would be the consequences?". But these parents suffered horrible consequences from Alex Jones' actions as it is. Does that matter? By punishing him, we reduce the risk that more people will do what he has done. That's a good thing.
- yongjik 2y ago> He may have lied, or he was in a manic episode. I really don't know. I think you're lying and you actually know.
- Jimmc414 2y ago[flagged]
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- defrost 2y ago> He may have lied, or he was in a manic episode. Repeatedly and continuously for a decade? With Jones on tape admitting he's aware it's a bullshit story that he's cynically spinning to use as a marketing hook for his penis and vitamin supplements? The accidently had a manic episode and exploited it for millions in grift for a decade argument isn't a good one.