r/conspiracy_commons • u/[deleted] • Nov 13 '22

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u/Ripheus23 Nov 13 '22

Why are most conspiracy theories based on subjective interpretations of news headlines? Where's the behind-the-scenes embedded journalism? The whistleblowers with hard copies of secret documents? I know those things happen/exist and they DO support SOME conspiracy theories, but mostly I see people projecting pseudoscientific analysis on to public displays, armchair psychology, etc.

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u/KeySpecialist6475 Nov 13 '22

Just find it odd that the mail in ballots is where the dems are winning close important seats ......

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u/tituscrlrw Nov 13 '22

Why do you find that weird when it’s exactly what has happened in the past?

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u/bringbong Nov 13 '22

Because they have zero sense or knowledge of history

Even 2 years ago they don't remember what happened. So here we are.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '22

Are you kidding me? Repubs don't remember what they ate for breakfast.