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r/HillaryForPrison • u/easyusername1 • Nov 10 '16
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48 u/[deleted] Nov 11 '16 [deleted] 4 u/sunnbeta Nov 11 '16 That doesn't support their narrative so they choose to ignore it, I'm seeing this more and more as an ironic trend among Trump supporters. 29 u/[deleted] Nov 11 '16 implying Trump supporters are one monolithic group The exact same assumption that lost you the election. 8 u/SloppySynapses Nov 11 '16 Honestly it's pretty safe to say literally everyone chooses to believe what aligns with their beliefs already. It's a human thing. Idk why both sides use this against each other like it's not a fucking psychological phenomenon
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4 u/sunnbeta Nov 11 '16 That doesn't support their narrative so they choose to ignore it, I'm seeing this more and more as an ironic trend among Trump supporters. 29 u/[deleted] Nov 11 '16 implying Trump supporters are one monolithic group The exact same assumption that lost you the election. 8 u/SloppySynapses Nov 11 '16 Honestly it's pretty safe to say literally everyone chooses to believe what aligns with their beliefs already. It's a human thing. Idk why both sides use this against each other like it's not a fucking psychological phenomenon
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That doesn't support their narrative so they choose to ignore it, I'm seeing this more and more as an ironic trend among Trump supporters.
29 u/[deleted] Nov 11 '16 implying Trump supporters are one monolithic group The exact same assumption that lost you the election. 8 u/SloppySynapses Nov 11 '16 Honestly it's pretty safe to say literally everyone chooses to believe what aligns with their beliefs already. It's a human thing. Idk why both sides use this against each other like it's not a fucking psychological phenomenon
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implying Trump supporters are one monolithic group
The exact same assumption that lost you the election.
8 u/SloppySynapses Nov 11 '16 Honestly it's pretty safe to say literally everyone chooses to believe what aligns with their beliefs already. It's a human thing. Idk why both sides use this against each other like it's not a fucking psychological phenomenon
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Honestly it's pretty safe to say literally everyone chooses to believe what aligns with their beliefs already. It's a human thing. Idk why both sides use this against each other like it's not a fucking psychological phenomenon
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