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[NEWS] Humble Water Filter Merchant Apologizes for Promoting ‘Pizzagate’ Hoax

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--- Quote from: Alternat¡ve on March 28, 2017, 01:07:31 AM ---Looks like you need to apologize for trying to deliberately mislead us. Humble Water Filter Merchant is only apologizing for incriminating Comet Ping Pong. He still believes there is a cabal of child enthusiasts in the government and numerous secret societies. These aren't theories, this has already been declassified.

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Pizzagate literally entirely revolved around comet ping pong being a centre for child enthusiasm and human trafficking. Without that, there is no "pizza" in pizzagate. It's just "child enthusiasm conspiracy." The headline is (at least mostly) accurate.

Alternat¡ve:


--- Quote from: McZealot on March 28, 2017, 01:08:19 AM ---My headline and quote are directly from The New York Times--often rated as the most authentic newspaper in the United States. Eat stuff.

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Ad hominem attacks won't help your failing argument. Prove there isn't a child enthusiast ring in the U.S and other world governments.

Nonnel:

prove there is

Alternat¡ve:


--- Quote from: Nonnel on March 28, 2017, 01:13:22 AM ---prove there is

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Everyone in this thread is saying there isn't so the burden of proof is on them.

McZealot:


--- Quote from: Alternat¡ve on March 28, 2017, 01:11:43 AM ---Ad hominem attacks won't help your failing argument. Prove there isn't a child enthusiast ring in the U.S and other world governments.

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Noticing a new trends where handicaps scream and cry about ad-hominem attacks without actually knowing what that means. Ad-hominem is an attack in place of argument--I soundly refuted you, and then insulted you for personal relief. That's just an insult.

I think it's psychological--they think listing argumentative fallacies makes them appear intelligent, ironically not realizing that that in itself is one of the fallacies they are so repulsed by.

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