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WakeandBake said:
Everyone laughs these things off and doesn’t believe them or let them sway their opinions, ask palma about it he played poker
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The last meme on there is true though. While the CIA might not have made up the term conspiracy theorist they 100% popularized it in order to discredit people who thought there were co-conspirators in the Kennedy assassination.

http://www.jfklancer.com/CIA.html
 
whether they are true or not has no bearing on the effectiveness of using media to sway voters. It absolutely works, hence the millions of dollars spent on it every election cycle. palma insists that internet memes don't sway swing voters
 
The irony is that the people using the actual shitty things that our government has done (Tuskeegee et al) would deny them in a second if Trump claimed they never happened, and are probably hoping that he does exactly that.
 
It never fails to amaze me at how Dale Gribble right-wing conspiracy types constantly post conspiracy crap about George Soros and his sinister efforts to buy American elections for liberals, yet they completely turn a blind eye to the far more numerous and disturbing efforts of the Koch Brothers, Art Pope, Rupert Murdoch, and other right-wing ultrarich robber barons to control and dominate the US and state governments via their bankrolling of the GOP. It's similar to the scenes in King of the Hill where Dale suspected everyone around him of being up to no good, and was completely paranoid, yet he was totally clueless that his own wife was having a long-term affair with John Redcorn, and that "his" son was really the lovechild of his wife and Redcorn. Conservative delusion at its finest.
 
Highland Deac said:
It never fails to amaze me at how Dale Gribble right-wing conspiracy types constantly post conspiracy crap about George Soros and his sinister efforts to buy American elections for liberals, yet they completely turn a blind eye to the far more numerous and disturbing efforts of the Koch Brothers, Art Pope, Rupert Murdoch, and other right-wing ultrarich robber barons to control and dominate the US and state governments via their bankrolling of the GOP. It's similar to the scenes in King of the Hill where Dale suspected everyone around him of being up to no good, and was completely paranoid, yet he was totally clueless that his own wife was having a long-term affair with John Redcorn, and that "his" son was really the lovechild of his wife and Redcorn. Conservative delusion at its finest.
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pretty sure the writers of King of the Hill were in on that joke too.
 
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The Tide Pod joke seems to be pretty popular among conservatives in response to teenagers who are politically active since their classmates were murdered in front of them two weeks ago.
 
Deacfreak07 said:
The Tide Pod joke seems to be pretty popular among conservatives in response to teenagers who are politically active since their classmates were murdered in front of them two weeks ago.
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I'm trying to figure out the next group conservatives will marginalize. The only people left are white men 25 and older and rural white women in their 60s and older.
 
PhDeac said:
I'm trying to figure out the next group conservatives will marginalize. The only people left are white men 25 and older and rural white women in their 60s and older.
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Infants
Veterans
Baptists
 
Yep. Maybe with this military parade too.
 
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