Trumpism and conspiracy theories: the two inseparable

I have only encountered one investigation (in Georgia) and it agrees with you.

 

I don't know what MTG means.

 

You are fully aware you've been shown by me, and dozens of other people as well.

 

And this is an intentional falsehood. I've given you the Attorney Generals investigation summary. No fraud happened in 2020. This is reality. You know this is reality.

 

What daily Fox news propaganda? Do you watch FOX News out of habit?

Because of the election, we are not obliged to toss away our Trump flags. Factually I do not own one but do own an American flag. Should I toss out my American flag because Biden was elected?

 

I don't and neither do you.

 

You know it as well as I do as I’ve repeatedly proven to you.

 

If you don't know, how can you say there was a bunch of fraud?

 

There was a bunch of fraud. What I don't know is whether there was enough to turn the election. Nobody knows that.

 

what a well reasoned and succinctly delivered reply.

 

And accurate.

 

Their own truths? Is that like alternative facts?

There's is the truth, and there are lies. If one's opinions are based on lies, then they are not valid opinions.

 

If you are a Trumpist, sure. Up is down, left is right, fact is fiction.

 

Do YOU @Arkanis believe
1960 was stolen from NIXON
in favor of JFK by Democratic party
powers in Texas & Chicago ?

Speak clearly into the microphone, Please
Yes / No, then verbiage

​

Moi
If it could happen in 1960 . . .

​

 

Did Nixon contest the results?

If so, did he win?

 

"Yes / No, then verbiage"

No deflections
Yes / No
clearly into the microphone, please

 

I'm not. I'm just a person who can think past what people tell me to believe.

 

Of course. But the point is that many "truths" are just opinions masquerading as the truth. Almost everything political fits that truth. So know, there are not just truths or lies. There are also opinions.

 

You should display that here.

 

What is it that makes an insult effective in disagreeing with people? It only makes the person insulting look smaller.

 

Marjorie Greene.

You do know every post you write proves the OP's assertion, right?

 

There are facts. There are always facts. I don't think I can state it any clearer, but let me try an analogy.

Let's say that you and a couple of coworkers are in the break room getting coffee, and someone brings up the fact that the new manager of widget production is a pretty young woman, and rumor has it that she got the management position because she slept with the boss. Jokes are made, resentments expressed, and you come away with the opinion that the new widget manager is a slut. Months go by with you having this opinion of her, then you find out that the rumors were bee ess and she got that job through hard work and dedication, and she's actually a good person.

For months, your opinion of her was based on false information. Was it a valid opinion? I think not.

 

Of course not. But what you have provided is opinion, not facts. You say there was no fraud. There is always fraud. You have an opinion. Can we stop this carousel now?

 

You still aren't following me.

I base my opinions on facts. I don't rely on a single source, I don't get everything from a liberal echo chamber, and until something is proven to be true, I doubt.

For example, all the kerfuffle going on around Matt Gaetz has him nearly convicted in public, but he hasn't been charged with a crime yet, so I have no opinion about his guilt.

For another example, the facts surrounding the initial outbreak of COVID-19 are contradictory: originated from bats and jumped to humans due to crowding of exotic animals at a "wet" market in Wuhan? Or escaped from a lab in Wuhan? There are good arguments in both directions, but I can't form an opinion with conflicting facts, so I wait.

On the other end of that spectrum, we have people who are totally convinced that Trump won the election and that it was stolen from him, based on zero evidence, other than "Trump said so." In fact, all evidence is to the contrary, and more than 60 court cases were tossed. Those who insist on believing The Big Lie have invalid opinions about the election results.

 

And you aren't following me. Many "facts" are opinions disguised as truth.