Start Believing In These Theories | Bridger Pennington

5 Jan 2024 · 1 min
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In this segment of his YouTube video, Bridger Pennington references a comedian’s joke to illustrate why it’s unrealistic to assume the government never lies. The comedian likens the government to a parent who lies to their child daily, suggesting that occasional governmental deception is normal. Pennington uses this analogy to argue that believing the government is always truthful—"batting 1,000"—is naive, especially for those who dismiss all conspiracy theories.

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