Why not? Biden doesn't have a spooky middle name.
Joe Biden Is Not The Largest Vote-Getting Candidate In The History Of The United Stades. Period.
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United Stades. Period.
Where is that then, the United Stages, a very long tour de France? Easymon1 is an eastern European Gump without any of the southern charm.
Where is that then, the United Stages, a very long tour de France? Easymon1 is an eastern European Gump without any of the southern charm.
Seriously,
Which one would you trust...someone with his hands near your boobs or someone with his hand on your pussy and then later bragging about it ???
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Seriously,
Which one would you trust... someone who has dozens of pictures where he is fondling young girls and smelling their hair or lies and no pictures of someone who never had his hands on a pussy except for the ones he dated or married and they were of legal age?
Biden has a spooky first name. Ever hear of this guy?
Is this a picture of Joe Biden's father?
Biden has a spooky first name. Ever hear of this guy?
Nothing on the creepy levels of this guy mind you.
https://psychcentral.com/blog/conspiracy-theory-disorder-understanding-why-people-believe/
It’s not a stretch to consider that people who strongly believe in conspiracy theories may qualify for the proposed Conspiracy Theory Disorder (CTD). Taken from the research, the symptoms may be summarized as (6 or more needed for a diagnosis):
- Feeling anxious or fearful all the time, for no particular reason
- Inability to exert control (or feeling unable to control) the situation
- A need to make sense of complex topics or unrelated events, even with little or no topical expertise or knowledge
- A strong urge to make connections between a series of unrelated events or behaviors
- A belief in paranormal explanations for scientific phenomenon
- An overreliance on cognitive shortcuts, such as illusory correlations, confirmation bias, and hindsight bias
- Low self-esteem and/or high self-uncertainty
- A sense of not really belonging to any social group; isolation from others
- A greater alienation, disengagement, or disaffection from society
- A belief that the status-quo of society should be valued above all else
- The presence of the symptoms significantly impacts the person’s ability to function in their daily life activities, such as socializing with friends, going to work or school, or relationships with their family and others
It's not only plausible, it's fact.