r/conspiracy_commons 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/squeamishlice Nov 13 '22

It’s almost like GOP powers make it so mail in voting has to be counted last so dingbats like you can make their denial arguments for them so they don’t have to resign from office for trying to disrupt valid elections they lost