A small thought 🍕
11 2016-12-05 by Azh1aziam
If there's even a .01% chance that innocent kids are having this happening to them, it should be taken with the utmost seriousness and be given an investigation instead of simply writing it off as the rantings a crazed online group. What makes me the most sick, is that the possibility of it being real isn't even given a chance.
40 comments
4 Rockran 2016-12-05
Absolutely NOT
If you allow investigations on the .01% of something being true, say bye bye to your rights and privacy.
Investigations should be based upon very real and positive evidence. Not hunches, rumors, guesses or .01%.
.01% is 1/100 right? So you reckon it's acceptable to investigate 99 innocent people to bust 1 guilty? Fuck that. If you believe otherwise, then please open your doors so I can investigate your home. You've got nothing to hide right?
9 Azh1aziam 2016-12-05
We're talking about the trafficking of children lol not shoplifting
1 TheGhostOfDusty 2016-12-05
Alleged.
1 Rockran 2016-12-05
Doesn't matter what the crime is.
Investigating innocent people based on this idea of .01% is unacceptable regardless of what you're looking for.
3 narwhoboe 2016-12-05
saying you don't care about privacy because you've got nothing to hide, is like saying you don't care about freedom of speech because you have nothing to say.
-ed snowden
1 Rockran 2016-12-05
That's my point. The last line where I used italics was a mockery of that idea of having nothing to hide.
1 Dandroid33 2016-12-05
I agree with your thoughts that a .01% chance doesn't warrant an investigation. The things that can't be ignored and should cause an investigation are the artwork that these people surround themselves with. It's disgusting stuff and a lot of it has been removed from CPPP since these things came to light. I'm not trying to control art or the chance to express oneself through it, but just passing it off as trying to be edgy doesn't sit well with Pizzagaters.
0 zarniwoot 2016-12-05
0.01% is one in 10 000.
And yes, you are right.
1 Rockran 2016-12-05
.01, not 0.01
Main reason I asked if it was 1/100 was to check if op just threw out a random number or actually intended to say 1/100, so then I could ramble on about 99 innocent people for 1 guilty.
1 zarniwoot 2016-12-05
uh... 0.01% and .01% are the same thing lol. 1 in 10000. But ok, I get you.
1 EpicPrototypo 2016-12-05
Has a victim come forward? Has any physical evidence of a crime been found? Are there any witnesses? You would need at least one to of these things to start an investigation and as far as I know there are none of these.
5 Azh1aziam 2016-12-05
Who would've thought there'd be no victims coming forward in child trafficking, and I can't believe they have no witnesses..seems like a group of people you'd have no problem testifying against....
1 EpicPrototypo 2016-12-05
Didn't really answer any of the question, just replied with low effort copy+paste responses. The U.S. Judicial system works on evidence of some form, there is none here at this time so unless that changes an investigation would be nothing more than a witch hunt. If that's the type of justice you're seeking, you've never learned from past mistakes of the same type nor do you understand the system.
1 Injectortape 2016-12-05
Is there any precedent to start an investigation based on circumstantial evidence?
1 EpicPrototypo 2016-12-05
What is this magical circumstantial evidence that's not evidence of a crime?
2 Injectortape 2016-12-05
The obvious use of code is a good start. They're speaking nonsense in reference to pizza. What's the reason for that? Should be a pretty simple explanation and yet no one has come forward to explain it and it is essentially what sparked this whole controversy.
0 EpicPrototypo 2016-12-05
So your whole basis for an investigation would be because of nonsense, which can only be a code, a code that can only be about child sex ring. That's not circumstantial, that's insanity.
2 Injectortape 2016-12-05
Your twisting my words. The basis for an investigation as I've outlined it would be use of code words, that could be easily explained, but aren't.
0 EpicPrototypo 2016-12-05
No, I'm being logical about your argument. You think nonsense is some sort of code, that code being about a child sex ring. Your argument is based on a cascade of assumptions. I'm all for a good conspiracy theory but those are usually based on false extrapolations of coincidental information and circumstantial evidence. Your basis for all of this is on some certainty of something without any form of evidence, even circumstantial or coincidental.
2 Injectortape 2016-12-05
The code words are just the beginning of the coincidences. Factor in the financial ties, the rides on the Lolita express, Hillary receiving updates on a convicted child trafficker (Silsby) and then employing her, the list goes on and on and on. More than enough to warrant an investigation in my opinion. The most damning evidence is the fact that the people involved refuse to address what is arguably one of the most deplorable things you could be accused of, and then you have people like you that say it's not even worth looking into. Do you have kids?
1 EpicPrototypo 2016-12-05
Your grotesque view of the judicial system is the problem here.
2 Injectortape 2016-12-05
Explain to me how there's no precedent for circumstantial evidence to warrant an investigation
2 AssNasty 2016-12-05
Cathy O'Brian.
E: https://i.sli.mg/bojyeE.png still from Conspiracy of Silence
1 Azh1aziam 2016-12-05
Probably not related
http://investmentwatchblog.com/5200-pentagon-employees-bought-child-pornography-investigation-halted-after-8-months/
0 TheGhostOfDusty 2016-12-05
It's been going on for weeks now with zero proof of any wrongdoing.
How long does a salacious, frothy witch-hunt need to continue failing?
1 Azh1aziam 2016-12-05
http://investmentwatchblog.com/5200-pentagon-employees-bought-child-pornography-investigation-halted-after-8-months/
1 TheGhostOfDusty 2016-12-05
Why not link any number of other unrelated child porn stories? You can't point at B and say "this is proof of A!".
1 Azh1aziam 2016-12-05
How is a story of child porn at the pentagon unrelated to pedophilia in the upper echelons of government?
1 TheGhostOfDusty 2016-12-05
How does it validate harassing pizza joints (that Democrats just so happen to like)?
Why aren't you witch-hunters pointing at Republicans at all? Fishy...
1 Azh1aziam 2016-12-05
I never said harass anyone lol
You seem to be confused, I'm not for or against any political party.
I can see how they once again confused everyone with divide and conquer
1 TheGhostOfDusty 2016-12-05
Yeah, I'm confused. Sure.
-1 revoman 2016-12-05
Huh, sounds like UFO or Bigfoot evidence as well....
2 Fuh-qo5 2016-12-05
Then you stopped reading after only a few paragraphs of research. This fucking this is ridiculously deep and if all this shit is coincidence then someone needs to buy a lottery ticket.
2 revoman 2016-12-05
No, my point was that if ONE, ONE UFO or Bigfoot sighting is real, the dam breaks loose. Just like in this case.
2 Fuh-qo5 2016-12-05
Unfortunately, this is probably not true because of the magnitude of the people involved.
Realistically, the first solid piece of evidence is going to lead to the discoverers apparent suicide, the information will get muddled by CTR filling the Internet with false debunks, and the discoverer will be made out to be a terrorist and will you look at the time, it's the Super Bowl.
1 Dandroid33 2016-12-05
Not everyone investigating is American or cares about football. This thing is worldwide.
1 Fuh-qo5 2016-12-05
I don't think someone is safe just because they are not American. As you said, it's world wide.
The lead witness in the Jeffrey Epstein case swears she had sex with Prince William.
These fuckers own the planet.
1 Dandroid33 2016-12-05
I don't think they're outside of it if they're not american, I'm just saying your point about football being the great american distraction isn't worldwide.
2 Fuh-qo5 2016-12-05
If it isn't one form of football it's another lol
My point being that most people in first world countries are either insulated from it or distracted by other things.
Tea and crumpets or croissants and complaining, depending on what country.
kidding obviously
2 Dandroid33 2016-12-05
You're right, culture can be distracting.
But from where I am, thanksgiving didn't slow down or stop the spreading of this information. The magnitude of this information is what caring people are going to continue to look into.
0 zarniwoot 2016-12-05
0.01% is one in 10 000.
And yes, you are right.
9 Azh1aziam 2016-12-05
We're talking about the trafficking of children lol not shoplifting
3 narwhoboe 2016-12-05
saying you don't care about privacy because you've got nothing to hide, is like saying you don't care about freedom of speech because you have nothing to say.
-ed snowden
1 Dandroid33 2016-12-05
I agree with your thoughts that a .01% chance doesn't warrant an investigation. The things that can't be ignored and should cause an investigation are the artwork that these people surround themselves with. It's disgusting stuff and a lot of it has been removed from CPPP since these things came to light. I'm not trying to control art or the chance to express oneself through it, but just passing it off as trying to be edgy doesn't sit well with Pizzagaters.
1 TheGhostOfDusty 2016-12-05
Why not link any number of other unrelated child porn stories? You can't point at B and say "this is proof of A!".