Most people call a duck a duck, too. I'm not really sure how else you might label it.
It's a pointless exercise, honestly.
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Exactly. I mean there's a chance a wheel off of Elon's Roadster that's in outer space comes off, survives reentry and crashes through my roof, but I'm not constantly blasting that news to the masses. There's a chance it could snow here tomorrow, there's a chance I find $100k today, there's a chance there's gold under your house, there's a chance of a million things occurring that actually never will. But we don't hang on to those chances for dear life like nothing else matters, doing so would be insanity. Just because we can't guarantee any outcome or scenario with 100% certainty doesn't mean we debate how we believe there's a chance, it's pure silliness and I'm over it.
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"The Kremlin is intentionally spreading outright lies that the United States and Ukraine are conducting chemical and biological weapons activities," U.S. State Department spokesperson Ned Price said earlier this month. He and other officials warn that Russia was working to create pretexts for its attacks on a sovereign nation.
The biolab conspiracy theory is an example of how Russian narratives can be seized on and refined by conspiracy theorists in the U.S., who can often spread false narratives far more effectively than Russia's own efforts.”
How the false Russian biolab story came to circulate among the U.S. far right
The war over Ukraine's future is being fought on the ground, in the air — and through social media posts and viral videos that take advantage of America's deeply polarized politics.
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Who tells you that Hunter was funding them?
I think there are nefarious things going on in BioLabs but I am not going to blame Hunter for that until credible sources say so.
This is just like the Salem witch trials... Sure there was probably some witches, but everyone that was accused was not a witch. No one waited until the news came out on really what went on.
