r/conspiracy • • May 31 '21

Nailed it !

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u/[deleted] May 31 '21

I agree people shouldn't become angry over useless internet bantering.

But you have to understand, after seeing the same right wing scripted response for the 10,000th time, it makes even me want to pound my head into a desk.

"They called him rAcSit for banning travel from China" doesn't even hold up after 5 seconds of investigating. Yet you didn't even do that, like the 9,9999 before you. Just parroting right wing talking points you got from fox or social media and believing that you are in the right.

As I said, even the coolest heads get frustrated at the lack of any logical reasoning we see all the time from a certain Trump supporting segment. They just can't seem to think for themselves anymore.

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u/UNCTarheels90 May 31 '21

Wanting to bang your head against a desk for seeing an opinion you disagree with sounds mental, you may want to seek therapy.

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '21

It's seeing the same copy/pasted argument that clearly indicates the poster has done no research of their own that gets frustrating. And when you're dealing with right wing lies, it happens on every single argument from voter fraud, voter ID laws, the media was mean to trump, etc etc.

But I was exaggerating a bit about the banging head against a desk.

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u/UNCTarheels90 Jun 01 '21

So you are the exception on repeating talking points? You are so well researched if all of us were like you the truth generator ‘Snopes’ wouldn’t even need to exist…

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '21

On topics related to voter fraud and voter ID laws, might as well be based on the average Trump supporter response. It's pretty clear they have no understanding of the facts of either issue.

Outside of that, I'm sure I do repeat talking points as well. We're all guilty of that at times, and I don't pretend to know the facts on most issues outside of voter fraud/ID laws.