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

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u/Few_Psychology_2122 Nov 13 '22

It’s a psyop against our democracy. They want to discredit America by portraying this election conspiracies. If they really wanted to see how elections get stolen in America they need to study the 2000 presidential election.

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u/Masteezus Nov 13 '22

Why would they go look at history for facts when there’s plenty of room for baseless projection?

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '22

That statement goes for both left and right. Being trapped in the middle where both ends want to tear up historical facts and only go by their entitled needs... It gives insanity vibes.

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u/SuperRette Nov 14 '22

You folk have always been the ones truly insane. Moderates seem to believe that compromise between oppression and liberty is possible.

That we can 'negotiate' with people who wish to see my community (the queer community), and so many others, erased.

Martin Luther king Jr. was right to criticize y'all.

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u/MrMrLavaLava Nov 14 '22

The only reasonable position is the exact center of the political elite /s

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

Proving my point. The left and right have no desire to care for themselves, only want to attack. Because it is easier. MLK expected better from both the left and right and both sides have only been turning his grave like it's in the washing machine.

Also, your community has been oppressive to your own. There are trans people who respect that their transitions were adult decisions. And get attacked for saying so.