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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes Oct 26

    The explosive devices have shared the same traits: a manila envelope containing a 1-inch-by-6-inch length of PVC pipe filled with powder believed to be a pyrotechnic substance and packed with shrapnelhttps://nyti.ms/2EL2pfv 

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      1. jlk‏ @jlynnekahn Oct 26
        Replying to @nytimes

        Please stop calling bomb recipients "Trump critics". Trump has publicly named each of them repeatedly, they're Trump targets.

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      2. Elux Troxl‏ @EluxTroxl Oct 26
        Replying to @nytimes

        The really important traits are these: not one of them exploded and they had timers on them. They’re hoaxes, even though the liberal media insists on calling them “bombs.”

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      3. JB‏ @JB01202017 Oct 26
        Replying to @EluxTroxl @nytimes

        So, it doesn't matter because they weren't functional? Is this the new right-wing talking point?

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      4. Elux Troxl‏ @EluxTroxl Oct 26
        Replying to @JB01202017 @nytimes

        It’d be nice if the media was honest. That’s all

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      5. JB‏ @JB01202017 Oct 26
        Replying to @EluxTroxl @nytimes

        What is not "honest" about this article? Please, tell me.

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      6. Elux Troxl‏ @EluxTroxl Oct 26
        Replying to @JB01202017 @nytimes

        They’re not “bombs.” Do you understand?

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      7. JB‏ @JB01202017 Oct 26
        Replying to @EluxTroxl @nytimes

        They are bombs. Just because they didn't blow up doesn't mean they aren't bombs. I can't believe this is the right-wing talking point the lemmings are coalescing around.

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      8. Elux Troxl‏ @EluxTroxl Oct 26
        Replying to @JB01202017 @nytimes

        Something that’s intended to look like a bomb, but is not a bomb, is not a bomb.

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      9. JB‏ @JB01202017 Oct 26
        Replying to @EluxTroxl @nytimes

        Seriously? That is like saying, "I pointed a fake gun at you but you shouldn't have shot me because it wasn't a real gun." The point is the threat. Whether or not the bomb was "real" is irrelevant.

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      1. Jason R. Dinger‏ @JasonRDinger1 Oct 26
        Replying to @nytimes

        If these had been sent to Republicans this country would be on fire right now. What a mess.

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      2. AskNothig‏ @Ask71611580 Oct 26
        Replying to @nytimes

        Democrats did it themselves to blame Trump...

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      3. Roy Phillips‏ @MadbanditRoy Oct 26
        Replying to @Ask71611580 @nytimes

        You have NO PROOF. Stop bullshitting, please.

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      4. AskNothig‏ @Ask71611580 Oct 26
        Replying to @MadbanditRoy @nytimes

        Democrats lost their mind since Trump won Presidency. What other proof u want???

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      5. Roy Phillips‏ @MadbanditRoy Oct 26
        Replying to @Ask71611580 @nytimes

        That's not concrete proof. Where's the paper trail? Where's the invoices of the bombing material paid by the DNC? That's your evidence...and it's in your ass.

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      7. Roy Phillips‏ @MadbanditRoy Oct 26
        Replying to @Ask71611580 @nytimes

        I don't need luck, sport. I have logic.

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      2. Just My Thoughts‏ @JustMyOpinions4 Oct 26
        Replying to @nytimes

        They also have not gone off. Doesn’t anyone find that the least bit curious? That these “bombs” are clearly being sent to people critical of Trump or people he’s mentioned at rallies yet not a single one has actually gone off? Thank god they haven’t but a bit strange no?

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      3. JB‏ @JB01202017 Oct 26
        Replying to @JustMyOpinions4 @nytimes

        A bit strange how Trumplandia always goes straight to whatever conspiracy theory justifies their hate.

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      4. Just My Thoughts‏ @JustMyOpinions4 Oct 26
        Replying to @JB01202017 @nytimes

        I am simply asking a question. It isn’t strange to you? No matter the outcome, whoever is doing this should have every single charge thrown against them and face the severest sentence possible.

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      5. JB‏ @JB01202017 Oct 26
        Replying to @JustMyOpinions4 @nytimes

        It's not a question. It's a passive accusation. Taking a question make on the end of a statement doesn't change that. For example, if I said, "Does it seem to anyone else that Just My Thoughts may be a child molester?"

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      6. Just My Thoughts‏ @JustMyOpinions4 Oct 26
        Replying to @JB01202017 @nytimes

        Cute try, but a total non sequitur. If you don’t want to engage in actually answering if you think it is strange or not there’s no point in a back and forth. It is a legitimate question. If you don’t think it’s strange fine. Move along.

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      7. JB‏ @JB01202017 Oct 26
        Replying to @JustMyOpinions4 @nytimes

        (1) It's not a non sequiter. And (2) the whole thing is strange but unlike you, I wait for facts before jumping to conclusions based on preconcieved notions I want to defend.

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      8. JB‏ @JB01202017 Oct 26
        Replying to @JB01202017 @JustMyOpinions4 @nytimes

        For example, "Does it seem strange to anyone that Just My Opinions doesn't deny the fact that he may be a child molester?" Do you see how a passive accusatio is built into the question? It is a very common right-wing rhetorical technique.

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