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UnrepentantLiberal

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31. Yes.

Reply to unrepentant progress (Original post)

Thu Apr 4, 2013, 05:03 PM

Apr 2013

I believe you were PPR'd and came back with curious choice of user names.

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Are Democrats as likely to believe in conspiracy theories as Republicans? [View all] unrepentant progress Apr 2013 OP

well sometimes conspiracies actually exist........ bowens43 Apr 2013 #1

You tell me. Just follow this link: MineralMan Apr 2013 #2

Isn't that a bit like pointing at Bedlam unrepentant progress Apr 2013 #5

Ah, but the denizens there are all putative Democrats, I think. MineralMan Apr 2013 #14

Whoah, whoah-- Bush DID mislead the public about WMD to justify an invasion. Marr Apr 2013 #3

The way that question was worded was about intentionality unrepentant progress Apr 2013 #7

Well, again, it's as provable as can be that he was intentionally deceptive. Marr Apr 2013 #10

Umm... gcomeau Apr 2013 #4

Unfortunately, yes. Some minds are just too weak to accept the official story. nt Comrade_McKenzie Apr 2013 #6

Some minds prefer to make sure Politicalboi Apr 2013 #15

Yes, accept the funnel to your mouth, swallow every drop whatchamacallit Apr 2013 #17

::rimshot:: n/t TygrBright Apr 2013 #23

President Bush misled the public about WMD in Iraq to promote the war Politicalboi Apr 2013 #8

As a Democrat Autumn Apr 2013 #9

I've seen several DUers today claim that Ken Lay is still alive. Nye Bevan Apr 2013 #11

"Ralph Nader cost Democrats the presidency in 2000." Comrade Grumpy Apr 2013 #12

That's just silly unrepentant progress Apr 2013 #16

I thought it was a corrupt supreme court Autumn Apr 2013 #18

Ralph Nader did throw the election and he himself even admits it himself and got rich off of it. graham4anything Apr 2013 #27

Where is your link that Nader got "rich" off of it? former9thward Apr 2013 #33

You never fail to bring the authoritarian nut-rage. Marr Apr 2013 #36

Let them run in the primary, top 2 in the general no matter what party, like in California graham4anything Apr 2013 #38

"the CIA was distributing crack cocaine" = not a conspiracy theory. HiPointDem Apr 2013 #13

that President Bush misled the public about WMD??? conspiracy theory? no FACT spanone Apr 2013 #19

There's a conspiracy to create a NWO: Very liberal: "NO - 69% to 12%", Very conservative: "YES - pampango Apr 2013 #20

This message was self-deleted by its author FSogol Apr 2013 #21

This message was self-deleted by its author unrepentant progress Apr 2013 #24

Yes, when Republicans are behind it. Octafish Apr 2013 #22

We have our fair share of 911 Truthers. nt hack89 Apr 2013 #25

I think I can prove "no" zipplewrath Apr 2013 #26

I don't think the likeliness of someone to believe a conspiracy theory, hughee99 Apr 2013 #28

Interesting metaphor zipplewrath Apr 2013 #29

yes....... madrchsod Apr 2013 #30

Yes. UnrepentantLiberal Apr 2013 #31

I've wondered if more men or women do. Saphire Apr 2013 #32

In this poll the only questions with a more than 10% difference were about a NWO and aliens. pampango Apr 2013 #34

I lean toward the WMD one myself... LeftishBrit Apr 2013 #35

Here's a couple more: AverageJoe90 Apr 2013 #37