"The more people that say it is a conspiracy theory, the more likely I am to believe there is an element of truth to it."
That absolutely doesn't matter. I don't know why this is such a common answer. Do you think that you being less or more convinced has any relevance to the truth of the pizzagate conspiracy theory? You can be as convinced as you possibly can be, pizzagate will still remain a fictitious conspiracy theory.
That absolutely does matter, for the reasons I provided beneath. Also, learn to format, use '>' to quote another user.
It is a common answer, again, for the reasons I provided. Many have experienced the same throughout their life.
We are told we're wrong for months, years, decades, then something gets leaked or declassified.
We say:
"LOOK FUCKING TOLD YOU!"
To which the normie answer is:
"Oh who cares that was so long ago, there is no way they still do that kind of stuff". Which is just retarded, of course they do, they have been getting better at it and hiding it.
Do you think that you being less or more convinced has any relevance to the truth of the pizzagate conspiracy theory?
No, did I ever say my personal views had any impact on the truth of the theory?
You can be as convinced as you possibly can be, pizzagate will still remain a fictitious conspiracy theory.
No, did I ever say my personal views had any impact on the truth of the theory?
No you didn't said you said that, I just asked you if you believe that, or more so implying the fact that thy do not, as a response to your reply:
The more people that say it is a conspiracy theory, the more likely I am to believe there is an element of truth to it.
The fact that
History has proven me right many more times than I've been wrong.
doesn't make you being more convinced of pizzagate being true matter. What I'm trying to point out here is that pizzagate will remain as it is, no matter if people believe that it's true or not.
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Goater ago
The more people that say it is a conspiracy theory, the more likely I am to believe there is an element of truth to it.
History has proven me right many more times than I've been wrong.
All the shit in the 60's, 70's. Was coined a tin-foil hatter.
Now that shits declassified whose laughing now. Not me, I never was, but still.
PG_IzDumbAsFuck3 ago
"The more people that say it is a conspiracy theory, the more likely I am to believe there is an element of truth to it."
That absolutely doesn't matter. I don't know why this is such a common answer. Do you think that you being less or more convinced has any relevance to the truth of the pizzagate conspiracy theory? You can be as convinced as you possibly can be, pizzagate will still remain a fictitious conspiracy theory.
Goater ago
That absolutely does matter, for the reasons I provided beneath. Also, learn to format, use '>' to quote another user.
It is a common answer, again, for the reasons I provided. Many have experienced the same throughout their life.
We are told we're wrong for months, years, decades, then something gets leaked or declassified.
We say:
"LOOK FUCKING TOLD YOU!"
To which the normie answer is:
"Oh who cares that was so long ago, there is no way they still do that kind of stuff". Which is just retarded, of course they do, they have been getting better at it and hiding it.
No, did I ever say my personal views had any impact on the truth of the theory?
Strawman, see above.
PG_IsDumbAsFuck4 ago
No you didn't said you said that, I just asked you if you believe that, or more so implying the fact that thy do not, as a response to your reply:
The fact that
doesn't make you being more convinced of pizzagate being true matter. What I'm trying to point out here is that pizzagate will remain as it is, no matter if people believe that it's true or not.