Tell you what wissie. When trump gets into power you antifa buddies are going to show you how wrong you are.

I'm afraid that I'm not going to debate this subject again.

Believe what you want. I don't care.

The article is written by Mark Scott! Picking out one quote he references is hardly representative of his argument. I suggest you read the whole thing and let us have your analysis.

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I'd suggest it's entirely used to back up his argument, it quite literally mirrors the argument of the whole piece - which I did read until I just couldn't be bothered anymore. Due to the fact that it's a farcical opinion piece not really representing anything other than the thoughts of a few people - whom it suits. I know everyone does it but there is no need to give it any real credence.

Red and Blue Army!

I have a skin a thick as several rhinoceros. Good luck.

I'm just not going to bother arguing about a subject where a man accused of killing a president didn't even fire the shots. The gun paraded as his was actually not, and who ended up being shot on camera by a Mafia associate.

A magic bullet that was meant to zig zag around in a way that was impossible. Dozens of witnesses who claimed shots were fired from a grassy knoll on which a cartridge was found with a bite mark as described by a man who claimed to be an assassin.
The man could not have had any knowledge that such a cartridge had been found, as he was in jail and the discovery was not revealed till much later.
Let's not even get into the bullet magically found on the stretcher or the doctored autopsy or relaxed security or the police knowing exactly where to find Oswald or the Warren commission ignoring key testimony about who went where in the book depository. I could continue....

Of course, you would rather believe the official line despite a whole epidemic of lone gunman who just woke up one morning and decided to kill Bobby Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X in the space of a few years.

It’s not the least farcical! It’s so logical that it is self evidently true. The internet has changed our lives in many ways and this is but one. People can now find like minded people in many corners of the world, exchange views and build communities without getting out of their beds. You have only to read some of the contributions here to recognise the truth of this.

When this phenomenon is being exploited by the enemies of western democracy, as it is, by spreading misinformation and stoking conspiracy theories designed to undermine confidence in our governments, you can begin to understand how dangerous it is.

So just dismissing it as an “oped” is a big mistake. It’s actually really important.

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