B: The pizzagate 'conspiracy' is well known by this point, regardless of one's personal belief in its legitimacy(in whole or part).
Given A + B, don't you think it's just slightly possible that they're trolling, because a particular reaction can be reasonably expected?
What I just said is not at all an attempt to excuse the break in. Think about it though. It's a little too on the nose, for the header to be a legitimate signal.
Yeah I wasnt discounting the pizza header being an attempt at trolling especially since shes made her twitter private since the break in, so its the only thing people can see. Its quite hard to summarise all that in a post title though;)
However I think its very notable that they broke into his home. Since when do reporters do this and what were they looking for or hoping to achieve?
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It's not incredibly common but it does happen. I can't think of specific examples but I'm sure I've heard of it or other similar questionable conduct from reporters/journalists.
what were they looking for or hoping to achieve?
That's anyone's guess. Could even be related to an attempt to peek at the coding behind the Q boards(or any other relevant info).
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18681138? ago
A: It's Vice.
B: The pizzagate 'conspiracy' is well known by this point, regardless of one's personal belief in its legitimacy(in whole or part).
Given A + B, don't you think it's just slightly possible that they're trolling, because a particular reaction can be reasonably expected?
What I just said is not at all an attempt to excuse the break in. Think about it though. It's a little too on the nose, for the header to be a legitimate signal.
18681192? ago
Yeah I wasnt discounting the pizza header being an attempt at trolling especially since shes made her twitter private since the break in, so its the only thing people can see. Its quite hard to summarise all that in a post title though;)
However I think its very notable that they broke into his home. Since when do reporters do this and what were they looking for or hoping to achieve?
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18681236? ago
It's not incredibly common but it does happen. I can't think of specific examples but I'm sure I've heard of it or other similar questionable conduct from reporters/journalists.
That's anyone's guess. Could even be related to an attempt to peek at the coding behind the Q boards(or any other relevant info).