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Could you explain the argument that you are trying to make? I'm not sure how scientifically confirmed theories are equivalent to, in many cases overtly disprov
by harimau777 7y ago
Could you explain the argument that you are trying to make?
I'm not sure how scientifically confirmed theories are equivalent to, in many cases overtly disproven, conspiracy theories.
- Mirioron 7y agoWhen you say something that is inconvenient to those in power then one way for them to deal with is to label you as a conspiracy theorist. These confirmed scientific theories weren't always confirmed and there was a time when they were quite inconvenient to those in power (the church). The parent poster is making the argument that it's easy to label true information as a conspiracy theory too. Even to this day there are many people who think evolution is a lie. What do you think it was like when Darwin was alive? Now think about the fact that many people have been killed because they were accused of practicing witchcraft. Yeah, I'll take 9/11 truthers over that.