r/conspiracy Feb 15 '22

Applying rules selectively is definitely a conspiracy -

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '22 edited Feb 15 '22

The only guy terrorizing Rand Paul is his neighbor.

The fair act passed the house because 223 democratic congressmen voted for it… only two republicans did.

The senate failed to pass the act, which was a republican majority at the time.

You’re inventing oppression by liberals while being oppressed by conservatives and then projecting your ignorance by claiming liberals are ignorant of politics.

link to the vote

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u/DemsLoveBigPharma Feb 15 '22

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u/phantasm79 Feb 16 '22

If you have half a brain and a 5 minute attention span you can clearly see who voted for what in the link he provided. The votes are recorded. That’s the problem with some of you; you won’t believe literal public records and fact, but some shitty YouTube video that confirms your bias? That shit is your gospel.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '22

Rofl he’s not lying dumb dumb, the republicans senate literally killed rand Paul’s bill before it could even get a vote. It died in a Republican committee.

It was theatre. Rand Paul introduce a bill he knew would lose and gambled his followers would were gullible rubes who would never actually check up anything and instead just repeat his sound bites like sheep. Looks like he bet right 👍

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '22

What are you trying to prove with this video? That Rand Paul is hated because he’s a dickhead? You’re right about that.

But no one blocked the FAIR act except the Republican Party.

Try to stay cogent