Bih, this is fishy
 

Okay so, I've been following this whole Molly T thing since 3 weeks ago and I kinda knew they were going to put this whole thing on immigration. They weren't saying a lot about the details, but things were too weird. Like first they said she didn't have her phone and only had her fit bit the whole time and now it's " she reached for her phone to dial 911). Also, the fact that he " blacked out" and then woke up WHILE DRIVING to realize there's a body in his car.

It doesn't make sense to me that someone who is undocumented to have been under the radar for this long to put himself in that position. It feels like a weird ass set up. He's freaking 24!!! I've been followed the same way at night, but it was usually by some thirsty ass old uncle, not someone who is working and has the whole world ahead of him and has gotten away with being here for that long.

Now he's illegal, and now he's legal.
Ugh it doesn't matter anymore, cause that initial narrative of undocumented people being evil is already fueling all those people out there. How convenient that this is happening after that judge ruled for daca to restart.

I ono, its just so weird, what you guys think?

Re: Bih, this is fishy
 

Weird situation all around and very interestingly timed. I'd say something is afoot but with no credible evidence and with idiots thinking conspriacy theory = Alex Jones, I'd say hold off until evidence appears of foul play.

It seems uniquely timed, and there are already people rushing out to discredit any digging into truth. Pretty interesting how anytime someone starts digging there's always one or two voices going "but guise the guy on the TV said this, he's on TV so he's right!."

Coincidences don't exist.

Re: Bih, this is fishy
 

You sure about that, brah? Sometimes people use that as a coping mechanism cause they can't accept that the world is chaotic, and unpredictable. You never know where life takes you.

Re: Bih, this is fishy
 

Unfortunately I can't prove that coincidences aren't real. However, my evidence for my statement is as follows. The world follows an order, and it is incorrect to assume that just because our point of view makes the world seem "chaotic, and unpredictable," but does not mean that it is so.

Which is why we say:
"Everything happens for a reason"

Someone has taken an action before you somehow or somewhere that has led to the events that are here today. You are taking choices and causing actions that will influence someone else. You may not fully understand or grasp just how wide reaching the effects will be.