Guilt deniability ? ( pizzagate )

submitted by Concerned_Patriot

So I talked to a co-worker today and brought up pizza gate and told him about how Andrew Breitbart died shortly after accusing him of accusing podesta of covering up a child sex scandal in 2011. I've always took it he's a pretty smart guy, and then he told me he thinks it's fake news and it originated from a tweet that got a bunch of shares. And that his death was circumstantial. I then asked him if knew what the emails consisted of and that wiki leaks has never lied and Hillary Clinton didn't deny the emails being real in the debates. To which he replied he doesn't care. We both work in a field similar to law enforcement and this worries me that even smart people can dismiss it right away as fake news. Is anybody else experiencing something similar ?

salinaslayer

Don't insist, let them keep watching as it advances, it only takes 5% of people to know which way to go for it to become the majority stance.

jonnythaiwongy9

Sad thing is intelligent people seem to be more prone to believing what they're told

Johnny3names

I had a friend I considered pretty intelligent before the election who at this point I just want to slap the shit out of everytime I see him because all he does is regurgitate CNN and shut out everything else and the willfull ignorance drives me fucking crazy.

Concerned_Patriot

Ironic that listen to the same CNN that said trump had a 98% of losing and then they claim other sources to be fake news.

Queen_Puabi

Yes, my husband. I listen to YouTube videos while I'm cooking because I know he's listening too ;)