>>328741 >pretty hard to take seriously why?

Is it so hard to believe that the mainstream media lied about Trump the same way they lied about GG?

>>328741 >oh no guys, they might think we voted for Trump This reminds me of the "we are not evil conservatives, watch this diagram!" saga. Why not embrace it? There is nothing wrong with being a conservative, voting republican, or admiring Trump.

All of the censorship we were fighting against was linked to the White House or the Democratic campaign infrastructure. The hackers and harassers were immune from the rule of law, just like Clinton. The corrupt media turned out to be all of the media in Clinton's back pocket. We did not have a choice.

>>328741 > Two people can be confirmed Trump supporters = ALL VOTED TRUMP!! Get the fuck out

>>328745 [26/12/2014, 3:55:40 PM] Dan Olson: When I was researching I found a bunch of stuff that I just couldn't put in the article as examples. I tried to make it remotely palatable and it was impossible. [26/12/2014, 3:55:57 PM] Dan Olson: It wasn't, like, hardcore CP, but in a way it was almost worse [26/12/2014, 3:56:06 PM] drinternetphd: dan I feel you. I had a similar experience when I was pulling shit together for patreon and my white house contact [04/01/2015, 6:10:50 AM] drinternetphd: hmmmmmmmmMMMMMM [04/01/2015, 6:10:52 AM] drinternetphd: I [04/01/2015, 6:10:58 AM] drinternetphd: I have some contacts on capitol hill [04/01/2015, 6:11:21 AM] drinternetphd: I wonder if we can get a lobbyist

>>328752 >[26/12/2014, 3:56:06 PM] drinternetphd: dan I feel you. I had a similar experience when I was pulling shit together for patreon and my white house contact In light of the spirit cooking and weird "pizza" shit in John Podesta's emails and all of the connections that have been brought up, that line appears much, much more ominous than it otherwise would have.

>>328741 >whelp, gamergate=trump? so, are you sayng that most of the people in the america chose GG over the SJW?

>>328757 can you blame them?