IDAGG said:

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I read a good article a few months after the U of Virginia Rolling Stone fake gang rape story fell apart. The author had a great observation: When a story hits every hot button you should be wary that something that is too good to be true (meaning it slam dunks your opposition) it is almost certainly too good to be true. In the U of V case it was rape culture, fraternities, rich students, supposed uncaring administrators etc. all combined into one story.

As has been stated in this thread numerous times, anyone with two or more working synapses knew this attack was fake. Using the U of Virginia case as a guide, the main clue was that the story checked every liberal's hot button: A) Homophobic attack, B) Attack on person of color C) and the biggest clue..by Trump supporters that said "This is MAGA country" (C) was the dead giveaway. It was over the top, it slammed Trump and his supporters...it was too good to be true (for liberals).

If you look at most of the recent hoaxes in the past few years, they all have that in common...they combine all of the things one hates about the opposition into one event or story. Examples: Comet Pizza, Q Anon, Kavanaugh, Russian collusion.

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Bunk Moreland said:

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IDAGG said:

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BI read a good article a few months after the U of Virginia Rolling Stone fake gang rape story fell apart. The author had a great observation: When a story hits every hot button you should be wary that something that is too good to be true (meaning it slam dunks your opposition) it is almost certainly too good to be true. In the U of V case it was rape culture, fraternities, rich students, supposed uncaring administrators etc. all combined into one story.

As has been stated in this thread numerous times, anyone with two or more working synapses knew this attack was fake. Using the U of Virginia case as a guide, the main clue was that the story checked every liberal's hot button: A) Homophobic attack, B) Attack on person of color C) and the biggest clue..by Trump supporters that said "This is MAGA country" (C) was the dead giveaway. It was over the top, it slammed Trump and his supporters...it was too good to be true (for liberals).

If you look at most of the recent hoaxes in the past few years, they all have that in common...they combine all of the things one hates about the opposition into one event or story. Examples: Comet Pizza, Q Anon, Kavanaugh, Russian collusion.

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Nothing groundbreaking there. It's Scam 101.

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Bunk Moreland said:

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IDAGG said:

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I read a good article a few months after the U of Virginia Rolling Stone fake gang rape story fell apart. The author had a great observation: When a story hits every hot button you should be wary that something that is too good to be true (meaning it slam dunks your opposition) it is almost certainly too good to be true. In the U of V case it was rape culture, fraternities, rich students, supposed uncaring administrators etc. all combined into one story.

As has been stated in this thread numerous times, anyone with two or more working synapses knew this attack was fake. Using the U of Virginia case as a guide, the main clue was that the story checked every liberal's hot button: A) Homophobic attack, B) Attack on person of color C) and the biggest clue..by Trump supporters that said "This is MAGA country" (C) was the dead giveaway. It was over the top, it slammed Trump and his supporters...it was too good to be true (for liberals).

If you look at most of the recent hoaxes in the past few years, they all have that in common...they combine all of the things one hates about the opposition into one event or story. Examples: Comet Pizza, Q Anon, Kavanaugh, Russian collusion.

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Nothing groundbreaking there. It's Scam 101.

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IDAGG said:

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I read a good article a few months after the U of Virginia Rolling Stone fake gang rape story fell apart. The author had a great observation: When a story hits every hot button you should be wary that something that is too good to be true (meaning it slam dunks your opposition) it is almost certainly too good to be true. In the U of V case it was rape culture, fraternities, rich students, supposed uncaring administrators etc. all combined into one story.

As has been stated in this thread numerous times, anyone with two or more working synapses knew this attack was fake. Using the U of Virginia case as a guide, the main clue was that the story checked every liberal's hot button: A) Homophobic attack, B) Attack on person of color C) and the biggest clue..by Trump supporters that said "This is MAGA country" (C) was the dead giveaway. It was over the top, it slammed Trump and his supporters...it was too good to be true (for liberals).

If you look at most of the recent hoaxes in the past few years, they all have that in common...they combine all of the things one hates about the opposition into one event or story. Examples: Comet Pizza, Q Anon, Kavanaugh, Russian collusion.

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Apologies for being late to the hoax, but let me recap.

1. Racial slurs - CHECK
2. Bleach - CHECK
3. Noose - CHECK
4. MAGA shouted - CHECK
5. White perps with masks - CHECK
6. Letters cut out from magazines - CHECK

100% hoax. When there are too many details and the story is too perfect don't believe it.

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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ThatSneakyAzzAleppoMoment said:

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annie88 said:

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BoxingAg84 said:

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This idiot woman is on a stupid ass roll tonight. Has said one damn thing after another. The left and Hollywood and the Democrats are the ones that brought politics into it. They tried to place this on Trump and his supporters and Republicans to push their white supremacist on every corner and narrative that they've come up with now and their dumbass little brains. It had nothing to do with anything they were pushing.

Now they're trying to downplay it and make it sound like they're really upset that real crimes don't get punished. It's all bull***** You watch they're gonna let this guy off the hook with very little punishment and he's either going to go to rehab or they're going to say that trumps America drove him to this it'll be some kind of bull**** like that. But this particular woman is a vile moronic stupid woman. He has a history of this bull*****

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S E Cupp has always been a fake conservative.

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SE Cupp is an atheist so she has no moral standards.

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Cow Hop Ag said:

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Exactly.. I posted this early on. A good lie is the one without all the details.

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Apologies for being late to the hoax, but let me recap.

1. Racial slurs - CHECK
2. Bleach - CHECK
3. Noose - CHECK
4. MAGA shouted - CHECK
5. White perps with masks - CHECK
6. Letters cut out from magazines - CHECK

100% hoax. When there are too many details and the story is too perfect don't believe it.

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Cow Hop Ag said:

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IDAGG said:

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I read a good article a few months after the U of Virginia Rolling Stone fake gang rape story fell apart. The author had a great observation: When a story hits every hot button you should be wary that something that is too good to be true (meaning it slam dunks your opposition) it is almost certainly too good to be true. In the U of V case it was rape culture, fraternities, rich students, supposed uncaring administrators etc. all combined into one story.

As has been stated in this thread numerous times, anyone with two or more working synapses knew this attack was fake. Using the U of Virginia case as a guide, the main clue was that the story checked every liberal's hot button: A) Homophobic attack, B) Attack on person of color C) and the biggest clue..by Trump supporters that said "This is MAGA country" (C) was the dead giveaway. It was over the top, it slammed Trump and his supporters...it was too good to be true (for liberals).

If you look at most of the recent hoaxes in the past few years, they all have that in common...they combine all of the things one hates about the opposition into one event or story. Examples: Comet Pizza, Q Anon, Kavanaugh, Russian collusion.

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Exactly.. I posted this early on. A good lie is the one without all the details.

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Apologies for being late to the hoax, but let me recap.

1. Racial slurs - CHECK
2. Bleach - CHECK
3. Noose - CHECK
4. MAGA shouted - CHECK
5. White perps with masks - CHECK
6. Letters cut out from magazines - CHECK

100% hoax. When there are too many details and the story is too perfect don't believe it.

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CanyonAg77 said:

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Prosperdick said:

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So they bought two plain red hats instead of the legit MAGA hats, they wanted to implicate the MAGA racists but couldn't go the entire way to actually purchase the caps. Not that it mattered but funny that they would only purchase red caps.

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To be fair, exactly where in Chicago could you buy a MAGA hat?

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Picard said:

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I checked CNN expecting this change of events to not even make the front page. I was wrong. It's the #3 top story

Therefore he's DONE!

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bthotugigem05 said:

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This all reminds me of when Nancy Grace's interns hated working for her so much they trolled her on air during the Duke lacrosse thing

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