I don't call anyone a conspiracy theorist to denigrate them. However, when someone subscribes to a theory that there was a conspiracy, there aren't really any o

I don't call anyone a conspiracy theorist to denigrate them. However, when someone subscribes to a theory that there was a conspiracy, there aren't really any other appropriate labels. It's okay to be a conspiracy theorist, and many conspiracies are real and many conspiracy theories have been right. It's just that in this case it's less plausible to me. Neither of us can really be certain, and it's pointless to talk past each other about what's really just a matter of gut feeling. > When people start getting punished, then maybe we can believe the people who held them accountable. The two guards who were clearly negligent have just been indicted by a federal grand jury this week, it's a start.