I didn't want to believe Pizzagate either, but my personal feelings have nothing to do with the truth. Uncomfortable truths are often the most important ones. If we apply Occam's razor, there is definitely something shady going on. I looked at the evidence and was convinced. You didn't look at the evidence and thus will never be convinced. It hasn't been debunked, but that doesn't matter to you, since you never cared about the truth in the first place. Perhaps you don't even believe in objective truths? Explain why Antinous, the love-boy-servant, is Jimmy's Instagram profile picture. Explain the 65,000$ worth of Hot Dogs went to the White House. Explain the prices of the Beanie Babies (20$ each, somewhat sassy, must buy all 200) Explain the 'warm' 'traffic' after Hastert's disappearance. Explain Clement Freud, Denny Hastert, Anthony Weiner, Maria Abramovic. Explain why nobody except us has complained about the so-called family friendly Comet Ping Pong's owner posting lewd pictures on his Instagram. There are coincidences, but you're just a deluded coincidence theorist. (Of course! Four creepy businesses with pedo logos just happened to randomly be next to each other.) At this point, I can say that Pizzagate has lost all partisanship to it. Perhaps you're defending your 'heroes', but for the vast majority of us, this is simply Good vs. Evil. Why do you feel compelled to defend the 49th most powerful man in Washington D.C.? If Pizzagate were false, it would simply self-destruct on the Right, and Leftists everywhere would point at it and laugh. But Pizzagate is not false. All the news articles simply claim it as debunked, but none of them have addressed the claims. The closest was the New York Times, but even that was very short of addressing a substantial amount of the major claims that constitute Pizzagate. What do you fear if you are wrong? This should be your greatest concern.