Just curious. I don't doubt we all do it to some degree, but I wonder where people draw the line, if at all.
You're viewing a single comment thread. View all comments, or full comment thread.
Comments (30)
sorted by:
It depends on how often that person has lied to me in the past, and if I suspect the lie was intentional. Like Nick Fuentes, he lied to his followers for a very long time about Trump, long after it was obvious Trump wasn’t on the side of Whites and Nick continued to make asinine excuses for why he’d say and do the things he repeatedly did against our interests. The Covid lockdown support, the militarized bioweapon/vaccine he had produced with no way to hold anyone accountable if it turned out to be dangerous to the public’s health, the Trump stimmy bucks, the bump stock ban, failure to investigate the Vegas shooting that was a clear criminal conspiracy involving more people than just Stephen Paddock.,protecting jews and criminal democrats repeatedly, etc.
Nick isn’t stupid, we all know that, the only explanation for his Trump dick riding late into that first term was that he was playing a role to control the right and steer them toward things that wouldn’t help us, just as he does today. I’ll still listen to someone like Nick, but I don’t just swallow his ideas hook line and sinker.