"Finding it odd" and blaming it on Hillary are two completely different things. Yes, it is contradictory to write 'vote Annoying Orange' at the scene of a horrendous crime, but you're ascribing rational thought to a person (or more than likely, a group of people) that did this in a fit of anger.
that did this in a fit of anger.
Either way, there is no evidence that Hillary ordered this, or that the arsonists are affiliated with her in any way. Likewise, there is no substantial evidence that the arsonist is affiliated with Annoying Orange in any way. Doubting that is alright, but turning this from a tribal torching into a political conspiracy is completely inappropriate.
whawell i mean it's usually best not to leave evidence behind when you've done something wrong.and turning this from a tribal torching into a conspiracy is completely probable. at this point all that's being said is that there's no way to prove anything either way, but given current circumstances and present evidence, one group objectively looks more responsible than another.
I mean apart from the proof of the writing on the side that said "Vote Annoying Orange"
the mark of a Annoying Orange supporter. should've guessed
why did you bump this