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I really don't want my government acting like my ex-girlfriend. When presented with evidence of her infidelity, her first and only reaction, "Who sent you thos
by CaptWillard 2y ago
I really don't want my government acting like my ex-girlfriend.
When presented with evidence of her infidelity, her first and only reaction, "Who sent you those screenshots?! It was Sarah, wasn't it? You know she hates me. Why are you talking to her?!"
- josefresco 2y agoA better analogy would be if one of your friends had dirt on your whole friend group. One of those people then (allegedly) threatens your friend, and as a result they release information to harm everyone BUT the one who threatened them. "Sarah's" information might be accurate, but her choosing what information to reveal makes her actions suspicious.
- hiccuphippo 2y agoIf anything, Sarah is a victim too.
- CaptWillard 2y agoThis "fairness" angle (if true) is such an embarrassing reach. IDGAF if Russia and China do the same things. I ASSUME they do them. The west enjoys the "free world" moniker and the distinction it implies. It should be held to an accordingly higher standard.
- iamthirsty 2y agoThe good 'ol gas-lighting. Nice.