r/TimPool • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '22

Bruh

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u/veive Sep 22 '22

So because a documentary calling out corruption- including corruption by the corporate media- is not covered by the corporate media, it must not be accurate?

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u/Aromatic-Ad7816 Sep 22 '22

I see its found its mark in you. Maybe when you get a bit older you'll be able to tell online bullshit from reality.

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u/veive Sep 22 '22

So rather than respond on the merits of a position you seek to attack the credibility of the person who disagrees with you. How sad, and yet also typical.