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What would you suggest instead? It's a good way to convey unfounded paranoia or to acknowledge that what you're saying sounds like a conspiracy theory.
by pfundstein 7y ago
What would you suggest instead? It's a good way to convey unfounded paranoia or to acknowledge that what you're saying sounds like a conspiracy theory.
- glitchdigger 7y ago> talking bout NSA “Unfounded” paranoia
- ta999999171 7y agoThere's nothing wrong with conspiracy theory. They regularly turn into conspiracy fact. That's not a dirty phrase either - regardless of what the media memo said back then. That's what I'm suggesting.