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You paint all criticism of Trump as a "conspiracy theory," while believing in all sorts of actual conspiracy theories. There's a term for that, and it begins with "Pants-on-head".

I'm not generally one to give fashion advice, but your underwear belongs on your hips, not on your head.

Oh, so in other words, if you completely ignore the difference in population, or the rate of shootings per interaction between the police and someone of that race, and instead focus entirely on the...

Native English speakers in the U.S. use "girls" as slang for women of any age quite often. Especially if the women in question are young adults (e.g., 20s).

I'm not sure which incident you're referring to, but suicide-by-train (or subway) is hardly a rarity.

http://nypost.com/2013/06/02/suicide-is-leading-cause-of-subway-passenger-deaths-mta-data/
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I'd definitely support something like that.

Not only that, but depression isn't always treatable, and can be absolutely unbearable to live through.

I really don't understand how anyone can support suicide to end traumatic physical pain, but...

Nah, I'm in full agreement.

No. No we cannot.

https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5228/5672427773_7a5557bc50_b.jpg

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As much as I dislike agreeing with Rokchick, this is absolutely spot-on.

Not to mention that for one of the things she has been most heavily criticized about, the attack on the embassy in...

I've gotta say, this really is what's surprising me so much about this last year or so. Bush didn't get even half this much fanatical devotion during wartime from the Republican base.

Trump is...

They were worthy of an investigation. They were not worthy of ten official investigations, which the Republican party did purely as a political witchhunt for anything to incriminate Clinton and Obama...

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/17/us/politics/robert-mueller-special-counsel-russia-investigation.html?_r=0

Interesting notes:
* As a special counsel, Mueller cannot be fired or otherwise...

Wait, you actually still read cofc's posts?

And the biggest reason it's so believable is that it precisely mirrors what people around Trump have been already been saying, both about his inattention to security briefings ever since he started...

While believable, that's a pretty damn sad defense: The only reason there can be any confidence that he didn't leak compromising information is that he's got too short of an attention span to pay any...

Every option refers to "allegations," i.e., accepts that there is a possibility that he and his campaign did nothing wrong. The 2nd and 4th options say that you think the allegations against him...

Treason, of course, being the legal definition (as defined in the Constitution), which boils down to aiding enemies of the United States in harming us.
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Why? I think Slager is clearly guilty. The video evidence plainly shows that he lied multiple times in his police report, and it also looks very much like he attempted to plant evidence (likely the...

This case really pisses me off.

Not because the guy was shot, though. Rather, it's because it's the most clear-cut of the high-profile cases lately where the person shot was clearly in the wrong,...

The rest of them are just random internet garbage, but this actually claims to be a quote from General Patton. However, it's complete and utter bull, as the only "source" for this quote is a...

I buy stuff on the Steam sale (though usually before Black Friday actually rolls around). Does that count?

Yes. Just to give one example I'm familiar with, but I'm certain that there are more.

https://i.chzbgr.com/full/8588428288/hBA840C1E/

https://i.chzbgr.com/full/7931810304/hF3D15ED9/

https://i.chzbgr.com/full/8588427264/hDB198909/
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You make it sound like the Republicans are any better, but the last two decades have shown us that they are quick to fabricate straight-up lies and treat them as the incontestable truth; heck, just...