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⌈ Secret Post #3827 ⌋

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[Teen Wolf, Derek Hale]

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[Sidney Crosby/Evgeni Malkin, NHL]

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(James I, Reign)

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[Joss Whedon's leaked Wonder Woman script]

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[Tara Strong]

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[LissySandwich/Bowlingotter]

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[Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid]

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[Legend of the Seeker]

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[Grimm]

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If you lived in Latin America in the 1980s then it was also "America tried to rig the election" which was proven correct pretty much instantly afterwards when American paramilitaries invaded and set up right wing dictatorships whenever the rigging did not work.

Russia probably wanted a certain outcome, and certainly used social "hacks" but it wouldn't have worked if Trump and Hillary had not basically been as stupid as they were in their campaigns.

Yeah, that's what I lean towards. Russia didn't win the election for Trump. Half the country really did think he was fucking swell, and they still do. (And who knows if Russia's govt actually wanted Trump to win, anyway? Maybe they were banking on anti-Russia sentiment to push Americans to vote for Hillary and it didn't work?)

The problem we have currently with the internet is that it's almost impossible to know what is true and what isn't. News sources can be as dodgy as 'some random dude on twitter said that Trump has cancer!' and how do you know if anything is legit? I'm sure if I looked right now I could find both evidence of Russian-linked voter fraud, and also plenty of sources debunking that.

Of course, this makes it the perfect environment for crazy conspiracies to thrive.

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