How to DESTROY a "They Do It Too" Argument
April 7, 2026
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Last time, a Trump supporter came armed with certainty and no names. One question dismantled everything. This time, Adam Mockler faces a different opponent — and a different problem entirely. Unlike the last opponent, Sarah has a weapon, and she knows exactly how to use it. As long as it holds, nothing the right has ever done needs to be answered for.
This breakdown reveals how the weapon works, why it demands escalation, and what it's actually concealing. Watch what happens when "the left" gets pushed for a name. Watch her strongest piece of evidence collapse the moment it's scrutinised. Watch the argument stretch so far it becomes absurd — and what that reveals about the strategy underneath.
Most people sense something's off when they hear this kind of argument. They just can't name it. After this, you will.
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