Anonymous #3 1d

Right and our government didn’t do 9/11

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Anonymous #4 1d

Like bruh this is actual Alex jones slop

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Anonymous #4 1d

Like do you think they were just listing this on public websites? Wouldn’t someone inevitably try to get a cabinet and there’s a random child inside. And that would blow everything up immediately.

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Anonymous #4 1d

Listen man I used to as well but at this point anything is possible

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Anonymous OP 1d

I used to be a big skeptic as well*

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Anonymous #2 1d

The evidence you posted is just infographics that you’d see on Facebook. If you’re going to post boomerslop at least crop it right

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Anonymous OP 1d

Why would it be listed on a public website where someone would accidentally order a child? Why hasn’t someone accidentally ordered a child?

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Anonymous #1 1d

Kinda hard to say that that actually did anything to their business when Amazon also happened to start aggressively encroaching on their market share around the same time

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Anonymous #4 1d

People did try to buy them and the orders immediately failed and told them to contact a support number. As far as being publicly available goes, it’s not unheard of to advertise illegal products or services under legal products. Realistically, who’s buying a $8k+ chair or cabinet?

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Anonymous OP 1d

So they are advertising their child cabinets for everyone to see with obvious names giving it away, but they also can immediately tell when people order them and whether or not they are part of the secret rich people who buy child cabinets. Why put it on a public website? Why include the names of actual children? Why not have a system that isn’t blatantly obvious? Real conspiracies don’t give you cheeky hints.

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