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Awesome comment, thanks. I think most sane people aren't curious because of the conspiracy angle, but rather if any dots connect between the assassination and
by runjake 9y ago
Awesome comment, thanks.
I think most sane people aren't curious because of the conspiracy angle, but rather if any dots connect between the assassination and the US government's covert anti-communists, for example.
That would be rather interesting to know, although I'm dubious whether it's useful to know, at this point.
- jMyles 9y ago> I think most sane people aren't curious because of the conspiracy angle, This seems like a mean-spirited thing to say. I don't know how large a percentage of the country you regard as "sane", but the "lone not" theory has never really enjoyed much support. More than 60% of people surveyed believe that there was a conspiracy. I think of myself as quite sane, reasonable, rational, etc. And I think it's plainly obvious that a group, rather than an individual, committed this crime.