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@not_br549 @Bro-Drillard @WashedOutGundamPilot
I am so pissed whenever I want to have a serious debate with my dad, and he says: "And then, they're gonna chip us"

Bruh, the chip theories (true or fake) were from times, before google was publically offering you to find your phone online.

@jeff @snugglefist @Bro-Drillard @WashedOutGundamPilot
I get why you don't believe it, it took me years in here too to get over the inertia.

You will eventually get enough evidence.

@dave @Brycicle
And it is an important argument, that did turn many conservatives (including me) to agree with that policy.

@Xeraser @ChristiJunior @vix
All of it is important...
Well, at least more important then Pizza episodes of Code Geas.

@PoalackJokes88 @LukeAlmighty @Bro-Drillard It’s a bummer to think how many people’s moral compass is composed entirely by slogans you see on coffee mugs

@snugglefist @Bro-Drillard @WashedOutGundamPilot
And @jeff ,I hope you don't take the fact that I have qoted you personally. I used the conversation, because it was on topic. I am still happy it was civilized, and I hold no grudge against you.

Anyone who has ever had the displeasure of sitting through a Congressional hearing in which obviously guilty parties feign stupidity to avoid culpability should be aware that Hanlon's Razor is nothing but a rhetorical shelter for the truly malicious.

@WashedOutGundamPilot @Bro-Drillard
I have the same opinion about the famous rule:
"never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."

And I realized, just how bad it is, when I was talking about JFK assassination, and the guy said: FBI tried to get him killed, so they would have an amazing arrest on their hands, and they had just fucked up the arrest part.

This guy literally assumed stupidity as an explanation of an arranged murder.

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