Keith Houchen Posted June 1 Share Posted June 1 Of course Le Tiss was there!  I found this a bit sad in places, particularly the woman camped by the reporter. She comes across as a nice person who was clearly lonely during lockdown, made friends online and doesn’t want to lose those friends so goes along with it. We’ve said on here before how being a conspiracy theorist becomes part of your identity and your social life, and this shows how important that sense of belonging can be. It’s like GB News innit, it’s the ones on the stage or screen who are the dangers, not necessarily the ones watching. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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