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Millennial_Falcon ago

There's a little of that, and we do need more skepticism in certain respects, but for the most part people are just investigating potential leads. The core evidence is strong enough on its own to show that pizzagate is real. Why don't you go to the sticky post and try to argue that's all confirmation bias (it isn't). I see in some of your other comments you talk as if you believe pizzagate is real, but in others you talk about "all this pizzagate stuff."

"You don't have any proof of anything, just a theory, conjecture, and speculation.. like the rest of this pizzagate stuff." -You

If you don't think pizzagate is real, why are you here?

r3dtr1x ago

I've got a great deal of cognitive dissonance with this whole thing. It's confusing. The way I personally feel can best be summed up as saying the truth lies somewhere in the middle.

Millennial_Falcon ago

It is challenging to separate out the disinformation, and be sure what exactly the truth is, but truth is truth. It does not compromise.

llm2016 ago

Confirmation bias = shills presume it to be false, so everything suspicious has to be fake or a joke.

r3dtr1x ago

Correct. And likewise, for the conspiracy-minded - everyhing suspicious is "evidence" or a "smoking gun"