This is obviously a joke but it's CRUCIAL to put this false flag in context. The generally accepted story is Edgar Welch went into CPP looking for children being held against there will there. Why on Earth then would he fire an assault rifle into a lock to open the closet door?
As it is the bullet went through the lock and embedded in a stand alone PC tower which, ding ding ding, is about the same size as a child possibly crouching down in fear while they're hidden in the very same closet.
Wouldn't Edgar have just asked James Alefantis to unlock the closet door? Edgar did have an assault rifle after all.
The whole story is absurd and points to it being a totally manufactured false flag attack to further marginalize "Pizzagaters" by associating them with "nut cases" like Edgar Welch.
A joke included... I wonder if it would be good publicity or bad publicity. Jokes gain audience, which is good, but might reduce the quality (trustworth) which is again bad. Not sure. But I agree with all the rest, your points add value to the publishing. Have an up from here.
Nothing could be further from the truth. Just ask John Stewart. If a story made it's way onto John Stewart's show it was never good for the people he was making fun of.
The tragedy here is that Team America clip is EXACTLY what John Stewart would have wanted to do but couldn't for obvious reasons besides he doesn't even have a show anymore.
"but might reduce the quality (trustworth)" please. Adding a comic, in my eyes, would make a meme or post more fun and less trustworthy. Would be nice to have a few others joining this discussion, as we obviously have two opinions in argue.
That's my point. The "meme or post" is that Edgar Welch is the real deal. That's absurd. So a joke would be the perfect way to accentuate the absurdity of what Edgar Welch did.
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DarkMath ago
"posts anyone?"
Edgar Welch's sister walks into a bar looking for her friend Gary:
https://youtu.be/U8XrE0FSQv4?t=21
This is obviously a joke but it's CRUCIAL to put this false flag in context. The generally accepted story is Edgar Welch went into CPP looking for children being held against there will there. Why on Earth then would he fire an assault rifle into a lock to open the closet door?
As it is the bullet went through the lock and embedded in a stand alone PC tower which, ding ding ding, is about the same size as a child possibly crouching down in fear while they're hidden in the very same closet.
Wouldn't Edgar have just asked James Alefantis to unlock the closet door? Edgar did have an assault rifle after all.
The whole story is absurd and points to it being a totally manufactured false flag attack to further marginalize "Pizzagaters" by associating them with "nut cases" like Edgar Welch.
anonOpenPress ago
A joke included... I wonder if it would be good publicity or bad publicity. Jokes gain audience, which is good, but might reduce the quality (trustworth) which is again bad. Not sure. But I agree with all the rest, your points add value to the publishing. Have an up from here.
DarkMath ago
"but might reduce the quality"
Nothing could be further from the truth. Just ask John Stewart. If a story made it's way onto John Stewart's show it was never good for the people he was making fun of.
The tragedy here is that Team America clip is EXACTLY what John Stewart would have wanted to do but couldn't for obvious reasons besides he doesn't even have a show anymore.
anonOpenPress ago
"but might reduce the quality (trustworth)" please. Adding a comic, in my eyes, would make a meme or post more fun and less trustworthy. Would be nice to have a few others joining this discussion, as we obviously have two opinions in argue.
DarkMath ago
"make a meme or post....less trustworthy."
That's my point. The "meme or post" is that Edgar Welch is the real deal. That's absurd. So a joke would be the perfect way to accentuate the absurdity of what Edgar Welch did.