And she's the worst kind of obese- it's all above her waist. I thought that was a neck brace at first glance. I'm not kidding.
Hey, you asked who they were and I gave you my best guess; I didn't say anything about truth values...
Some crazy ideas are bipartisan, the reasoning may be different, lefties may think it is a big pharma conspiracy to make their children sick, rightist may think it is a big government conspiracy to make their kids sick. https://www.precisionvaccinations.com/childhood-vaccination-programs-should-be-exempt-political-bias Or how about this one, this one is not political (they say they tend to be 52% religious, so this would imply more Republicans, but probably also some religious liberals. https://today.yougov.com/topics/phi...t-flat-earthers-consider-themselves-religious
Egypt held a revolution where they replaced a corrupt army-backed dictator with...and army-backed dictator. South Korea voted in a corrupt President who they promptly removed after only a few years in office for corruption. Poland and Hungary are destroying their democracies and replacing them with kleptocracy. I mean, obviously you're not reading about the news outside the US, but you really should.
Who is more likely to remember being 4 years old and thinking the world is flat, an 18 year old, or a 68 year old? Who is more likely to want to ******** with a stupid ass question in a survey, an 18 year old or a 68 year old? I think I solved this mystery.
They did ask round or flat, I guess no good option so you are a I don't know. You underestimate the stupidity of the people. https://www.livescience.com/61655-flat-earth-conspiracy-theory.html https://qz.com/1268605/what-its-like-to-attend-a-flat-earth-convention/ https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/...h-is-the-ultimate-conspiracy-youtube-facebook
Not as often as I should- there are only so many hours in the day, and most of them I spend avoiding the winning brigades.
Getting back to this notion of "millions of illegal voters," here are the voter turnout percentages for the past 5 Presidential elections. The percentage reflects the number of votes cast divided by the estimated number of legal American voters. 2000 50.3% 2004 55.7% 2008 58.2% (the Barack factor!) 2012 54.9% 2016 55.5% I detest conspiracy theories. 99% of them are like this, they can immediately be demolished (or at least badly weakened) by the first line of attack.
Off topic -- well not quite, as I think about it -- I watched the film "Eighth Grade" yesterday. My wife and I were talking about it afterwards: As with every film about school days, it was massively overstated in its portrayal. Nobody was as alone as the film's protagonist; the cool kids were nowhere near so organized and nonstop douchey, nobody in 8th grade was beating off in the classroom or offering blowjobs. The portrayal was faux realism -- pretending to be gritty and how things really were, but they weren't how things really were. The parts were overwritten. My point being, if somebody thinks that film is "real" (and to judge from the reviews, many people do), they're pretty easy to fool. I can see why they would bite on conspiracy theories.
https://www.vox.com/2018/8/14/17661430/trump-post-truth-politics-philosophy-simon-blackburn Interview with the professor who wrote "On Truth." He says we don't live in a post truth society; we believe what our oncologist tells us. The problem is in the field of politics. I would say we are also post truth in the field of pop economics, but maybe that's the same thing as politics.
If Republicans attacked oncologists the way that they attack climate scientists and evolutionary biologists, then half the public wouldn't believe oncologists, either. We have only as much truth in this society as the GOP permits.