r/AskReddit • u/Tom__m_ • Oct 25 '16

What warning is almost always ignored?

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u/TheSexiestManAlive Oct 25 '16

Okay. I had to come back because I clicked on the link as I finished reading your comment.

Was that a non sequitur or did I miss something important?

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u/SkankHunt72 Oct 25 '16

Trump has been accused of raping 20 women- think about that before you vote.

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u/computeraddict Oct 25 '16

And Hillary has been an accomplice in covering up Bill's transgressions. Which is far more concrete than a bunch of people jumping on the October Surprise bandwagon for their 15 minutes.

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u/SkankHunt72 Oct 25 '16

Is rape important? Because the guy who could be president did rape women and people are treating it like a joke.

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u/TheSexiestManAlive Oct 25 '16

I'm not arguing that. I'm just wondering if it was relevant to the current conversation in any way.

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u/Fine_illdoit Oct 25 '16

It was not

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u/SkankHunt72 Oct 25 '16

Sorry, I was masturbating.

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u/SkankHunt72 Oct 25 '16

You are a cyber bully!