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10. And yet there isn't one bit of evidence to suggest it was

Mon May 12, 2025, 05:48 AM

11 hrs ago

People aren’t rational creatures and can convince themselves to believe anything regardless of the evidence or lack of evidence.

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I don't know which is more ridiculous Skittles 15 hrs ago #1

No, but I am not a sociopath either misanthrope 15 hrs ago #2

Maybe NJCher 12 hrs ago #8

lol! Kaleva 4 hrs ago #18

If it walks like a false flag . Permanut 14 hrs ago #5

And yet there isn't one bit of evidence to suggest it was Kaleva 11 hrs ago #10

Any evidence that the kid was paid? Kaleva 4 hrs ago #17

There's a painting of it too, in the Cross Hall of the White House blogslug 14 hrs ago #6

Honestly, yes TlalocW 14 hrs ago #7

Look at the feet NJCher 12 hrs ago #9

I guess they ran out of bronze. seems he lost a few dozen pounds. nt Javaman 7 hrs ago #13

You would if it were a staged promotional event . . . which it was. GulfofMexico 7 hrs ago #14

Why does his hands look bigger in the statue Emile 7 hrs ago #16

He'll cling to the story as will many of the flock Torchlight 4 hrs ago #20

Looks like action figures. maveric 1 hr ago #21