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Troll takes over political bulletin board and guess what it does...
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RE: Troll takes over political bulletin board and guess what it does...
(10-21-2026 01:50 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  
(10-21-2026 01:01 PM)Eldonabe Wrote:  We ALL gravitate toward stories/reports that we WANT to agree with. That is just human nature. It really is not any different than news outlets reporting with a bias toward what they want you to believe - again - human nature.

The words "Unbiased" and "Neutral" do not actually exist in real life.

Yeah...and...

A poster just said that he believes or trusts CP and uses that as a source for credible information. The VAST majority of CP's threads are links to dubious outfits that are generally pretty unreliable or extremely biased.

Such esteemed institutions like:

The Gateway Pundit
The Post Millennial
Red State
Random substacks...which are mostly just someone's blog
Or some random twitter account

How about your List? We know ABC is on your List. 03-lmfao
10-21-2026 02:18 PM
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