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Good shill.

Yeah, but at least 4chan supports freedom of speech.

I've thought about this at length and the conclusion I've reached is that people tend to lose 'authority' when they admit they're wrong on a subject.

Essentially, once you've believed something that was incorrect, your peers will be more skeptical of your beliefs in the future and they can always point back to "remember when you were wrong about x?"

The stronger you've held this incorrect belief, the harder it is to admit you were wrong.

If they never admit they were wrong, though, then they never have to deal with humiliation.

I keep talking to people who didn't vote and they keep saying it's because neither candidate represents their interests.

Maybe we should be 'targeting' the establishment simps that keep nominating establishment candidates?

Trump only won because Bernie lost, for example. How come we don't blame the people who nominated hillary clinton?

Try to think practically instead of just with emotion.

I will wager that some people from some nations asked him to stop helping based solely on the fact that we can't get millions of people to reliably agree on anything.

is anti-Trump, anti-MAGA, pro-open Borders, and a total Marxist

Wtf I love the pope now!

Wow, all these banned users!

It's like there's not even a discussion at this point.

Fuck these mods and their agendas.

Dang, lots of censorship going on here.

When are we going to make communities that take moderation seriously and don't just ban people because they feel like it?

Dang, I wish I could've seen what this comment says instead of having someone else decide for me.

Not anymore, no.

Both parties are banking on the hysteria of their constituencies to stay in power.

It works.