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The Onion: 'Insurrectionist Truther Doesn’t Believe He Was At Capitol' - sekker - 02-01-2021
Just waiting for some form of this clear satire to become part of the legal defense of someone in the GOP.
“Look, anybody could’ve taken selfies of me storming the Capitol and posted them to my Facebook page to make it look like I was there—it’s fake news,”
https://www.theonion.com/insurrectionist-truther-doesn-t-believe-he-was-at-capit-1846173748?utm_campaign=TheOnion&utm_content=1612202290&utm_medium=SocialMarketing&utm_source=twitter
Re: The Onion: 'Insurrectionist Truther Doesn’t Believe He Was At Capitol' - S. Pupp - 02-01-2021
When did “fake” and “truth” change their meanings?
For that matter, when did “a minute” go from being a defined period of 60 seconds, to being an undefined lengthy period of time?
Re: The Onion: 'Insurrectionist Truther Doesn’t Believe He Was At Capitol' - davester - 02-01-2021
S. Pupp wrote:
For that matter, when did “a minute” go from being a defined period of 60 seconds, to being an undefined lengthy period of time?
About the same time that ten inches went from being an actual measurement of length to a representation of something that was never more than three inches at the most opportune time.