QFT.
1661 shows a great deal of paranoia.
In 1672, Beck has an excellent point. (God help us all, I think it's blizzarding in Hell)
I have this to say about cognitive dissonance: It is one of the best and most reliable scum tells. Cognitive dissonance is defined as saying one thing and doing another, or saying one thing and then forgetting what you said and contradicting yourself. It
can
come from scatterbrained Town, but it is far more likely to come from scum that are forgetting their expressed positions and taking advantage of opportunity presenting itself to attack Townies. Now, Town can change their mind, sometimes quite quickly. But a revelation by Town is usually accompanied by an "Aha!" moment, which generally leads to an explanation and strong "This is why I now think you're scum" post. The case against Slandaar includes a large number of these sudden, unexplained reversals, which are premium examples of cognitive dissonance in action. And before he makes the case, Slandaar has shown entirely too much logical, reasoned deduction to be the sort of scatterbrained Town to jump all around.
Slandaar is an acceptable lynch for today.