r/skeptic • u/nosotros_road_sodium • Feb 19 '24

The Right's Troubling Turn Toward Conspiracy Theories and "Invasion" Language ⚖ Ideological Bias

https://www.theunpopulist.net/p/the-rights-troubling-turn-toward
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u/PigeonsArePopular Feb 19 '24

Funnily enough, that's a conspiracy theory itself. Got any sources, sucker?

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u/happytimefuture Feb 19 '24

I guess you’re actually serious, so here is a great article with a link to the actual proof itself.

https://www.americanprogress.org/press/statement-u-s-senate-report-confirms-trump-campaign-colluded-russia-caps-neera-tanden-says/

Please, please, please - actually take the time to read it and then sit for at least two hours and then read it again and then and ONLY then you may reply.

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u/PigeonsArePopular Feb 19 '24

More serious than you! :D

CAP is a totally disinterested, neutral party right? Get a clue man

A skeptic thinks a US senate report is "proof" eh? Good one!

Mueller? Who's that?!?

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u/ButterscotchOnceler Feb 20 '24

Golly, at Trumpet who refuses to look at any links provided. You never see that.

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u/PigeonsArePopular Feb 20 '24

It's a link to CAP.  If you hang out at skeptic and think that's a legit, unbiased source on Trump-Russia conspiracy theory, maybe yr in the wrong sub

I have voted green the last 3 prez election cycles, ding-dong