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[–] iggysba ago 

I never accept anything as "true" or "false" until the evidence warrants a firm conclusion. ---- But, I think 66% is way high. Someone making up those messenger comments would have done a much better job.... That's how you spot a Fabulist journalist: The story reads just too good to be true if Imagination is used.

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[–] Konran ago 

I agree with you that there are many determiners for spotting fakery. However a skilled fakerer would know that as well and would therefore temper their writing style to account for this. Realistic language used in the messaging neither proves nor disproves the truth in this case.

Besides - my flippant 66% calculation was based upon my 3 options - with two being false that equates to 2/3 which is equivalent to 66%.

In truth I will continue to hold judgement here.

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[–] DeathTooMasons 1 point 0 points (+1|-1) ago 

His personality is tin can. I can't tell if he just finished playing with his toddler or if he is supposed to be concerned for his own safety and his family's. Glad he is isnpired to "market" pizzagate. Didn't he sell PG Tshirts? I may be mistaken or have him confused with somebody else, but I remember thinking he was a joker for doing that.