People Still Believe Hillary Clinton Was Running a Child Sex Ring Out of a Pizza Parlor--Here's Why

People Still Believe Hillary Clinton Was Running a Child Sex Ring Out of a Pizza Parlor--Here's Why

On this episode of George Takei's "Oh Myyy Pod!" podcast, host George Takei and co-host Todd Beeton explore the roots of the conspiracy theories that haunt the Internet and look at how and why they spread like wildfire online.

Listen below to find out the roots of the bonkers conspiracy theory that Hillary Clinton was running a child sex ring out of a D.C. pizza parlor.

You can listen to our previous Season 2 episodes below

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Whether we intend for it to be the focus of the relationship or not, one of the defining features of a romantic relationship is its physical interactions.

Anyone who deeply values physical touch might not be able to understand how a relationship could continue if the couple was no longer intimate.

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Those who are fascinated by the paranormal or unsettling situations can quickly get their fix by watching many shows on various streaming platforms and literature.

But they seem to forget that truth is actually stranger than fiction and many of the bizarre plotlines depicted in shows and books are inspired by actual life events.

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In Nora Ephron's classic romantic comedy When Harry Met Sally, the two title characters have fundamental disagreement about men and women's ability to be friends owing to the "sex part getting in the way".

Wherever one stands on this, admittedly heteronormative, argument, there is no denying that many people have managed to sustain close friendships in spite of some obvious sexual tension between them.

Obvious at least to almost all of their inner circle, if not the friends in questions.

Of course, sometimes these friends feel the need to give in to this palpable tension, and go ahead and have sex.

Forever changing their friendships, for better or worse.

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From the moment they can talk through their teenage years, all children utter the words "I hate you" to one or both of their parents.

While they think they might truly mean it at the time, it takes them virtually no time at all to realize that is far from the truth, as they need their parents more than they can possibly realize.

In truth, seemingly genuine hatred towards people we actually need is something all adults continue to find themselves struggling with.

This time, often with people who work in certain professions, whom they tend to mock or belittle, believing that all their jobs do is make life more difficult for other people.

Only to find themselves requiring their services soon thereafter.

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