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marylandblue

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10. There are several conclusions that could be drawn. In my case,

Reply to guillaumeb (Reply #9)

Fri Mar 29, 2019, 05:19 PM

Mar 2019

I've concluded that some here engage in the behavior under all offered definitions and interpretations. I've also concluded that the behavior is part of an extended group of related negative behaviors that form a pattern.

Others may draw other conclusions.

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Saying the Same Thing Multiple Times Does Not Make It True [View all] MineralMan Mar 2019 OP

No Collusion!!! Witch Hunt!!! marylandblue Mar 2019 #1

A perfect example of the phenomenon. MineralMan Mar 2019 #2

No whataboutism! You're the whataboutism!! trotsky Mar 2019 #3

Does too. Times infinity. Pope George Ringo II Mar 2019 #4

Agreed. guillaumeb Mar 2019 #5

Repeating a flawed definition does not make it a good definition, and alternatively, marylandblue Mar 2019 #7

But if that definition is actually in other sources, including a source cited by some here, guillaumeb Mar 2019 #9

There are several conclusions that could be drawn. In my case, marylandblue Mar 2019 #10

It's a propaganda technique Major Nikon Mar 2019 #6

"It's a propaganda technique" mitch96 Mar 2019 #8

But what about edhopper Mar 2019 #11

Misframing! Lordquinton Mar 2019 #12