I think of this comic anytime someone does the mental gymnastics to acknowledge something is fake, but then continue to use it as evidence supporting their beliefs.
“Yea well you might have proved that my video of a seagull driving a truck was fake, but here’s a bunch of videos of seagulls doing other things, so there!”
I think of this comic anytime someone does the mental gymnastics to acknowledge something is fake, but then continue to use it as evidence supporting their beliefs.
https://abc7ny.com/post/man-gets-trump-tattoo-on-neck-i-dont-want-to-hide-it/1718168/
https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/earshot/on-the-trump-trail-tattoos-yoga-and-nativism-in-new-hampshire/7637370
https://inkdlondon.com/blogs/news/lil-pump-and-his-donald-trump-tattoo
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/real-life-stories/woman-trump-tattoo-forehead-takes-33599024.amp
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/2187949/roofer-shows-his-love-of-donald-trump-by-getting-a-giant-tattoo-of-the-new-us-president-on-his-leg/
Now what was that you were saying again? Go ahead and reformulate your stupid thought, I’ll wait.
“Yea well you might have proved that my video of a seagull driving a truck was fake, but here’s a bunch of videos of seagulls doing other things, so there!”
It wasn’t worth the wait.