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"Conspiracy theory" is increasingly a misnomer. Whether it's tiny houses, beef bans and insects as a major protein source, or "climate lockdowns," a severe ratc
by AndrewBissell 5y ago
"Conspiracy theory" is increasingly a misnomer. Whether it's tiny houses, beef bans and insects as a major protein source, or "climate lockdowns," a severe ratcheting down of living standards (just for the hoi polloi of course, not the Davos set) is being discussed quite in the open.
- failwhaleshark 5y ago? Red herring. - Tiny houses are personal choices of minimalism. - Is someone forcing "insects" down your throat? - Beef bans? No such thing. Animal meat agriculture does need to be banned because of the pandemic, antibiotic resistance, and climate change existential risks.. risks to our continued survival. It will never happen because most people are too dumb, ignorant, and/or lack the self-control to do what's necessary for the long-term survival of the species. - What the hell is a "climate lockdown?" A conspiracy theory is a wild, unfounded, imaginary claim. It looks to me you appear to be espousing such nonsense and want it normalized, which is why you don't like the term "conspiracy theory."