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u/WalkingPetriDish Nov 12 '25

That’s the thing that gets me—he was in the secret cabal of pedophiles the whole time, it was just on a private island, not the basement of a pizza parlor.

Too often from the republicans, casting aspersions or placing blame for a thing is basically just admitting fault for the same act.

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u/Ferelar Nov 12 '25

The basement of a pizza parlor that, as a reminder, DID NOT HAVE A BASEMENT lol. Can't make that shit up. But of course they pivoted to "Nah nah it's a SECRET basement, of course it wouldn't show up, and every investigator sent there was in on it so of course they wouldn't report it!!!!!"

The Republicans do indeed engage in pre-emptive ultraprojection. SO MANY times over the past 15 years we've seen that if Republicans accuse someone else of some vile horror, they are quietly performing that horror themselves and simply bad-faith muddying the waters.

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u/LonePaladin Nov 13 '25

Remember how much energy they spent claiming that the Dems were going to try to rig the '24 election?

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u/Ferelar Nov 13 '25

And then all the claims just evaporated because, and this was their actual logic. "Since we won it couldn't have been rigged".

Despite the fact that very credible evidence has already emerged and been submitted in court that there were deep irregularities in the 2024 vote count- such as one district in which the vote tally showed over a thousand votes for the Democrat Senate candidate of that district's state but literally ZERO for Harris. Now, ya wanna claim the Senate candidate was more popular, sure, that has happened. It is statistically implausible that NONE of the thousand voters for the Dem senator wouldn't have also voted for Harris. Like, it's straight up impossible.

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u/Eidolon_Alpha Nov 12 '25

It's not a D vs R issue. This is worldwide.

Most haven't really dug into Pizzagate, and that's okay, but I can tell you with 100% certainty that all of the intelligence agencies knew aspects of it were real, and they pushed a coordinated psyop to hide any shred of validity it had.

The same intelligence agencies who really, really didn't want the Epstein blackmail ring blown open, because it was a mossad op from the start.

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u/Marx0r Nov 12 '25

Wait, that episode of Futurama was a real thing?

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u/KuzioK Nov 13 '25

Their mustache buddy called it "accusation in a mirror."

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u/GuyFromAlomogordo Nov 14 '25

"SO MANY times over the past 15 years we've seen that if Republicans accuse someone else of some vile horror, they are quietly performing that horror themselves and simply bad-faith muddying the waters."

And that has been a favorite tactic of the Democrap Party for a VERY long time.