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Uh oh, sounds like a “conspiracy theory”, must not have any validity at all. Is there a “sounds like a conspiracy theory” fallacy someone can point me to?

• woodruffw 4y ago
  I'm not interested in disputing the veracity of the claim; it's not worth my time. I'm merely pointing out that this is indisputably a popular neoreactionary conspiracy theory. It's a pointless insult to this forum's intelligence to pretend otherwise.
  • renlo 4y ago
    You’ve supplied the labels, I’ve supplied the critique. I don’t agree with your labels, am I pretending?
    • woodruffw 4y ago
      Like all things in life, "insult to intelligence" is meant to invoke the average, not the individual. You aren't accused of pretending.
      • renlo 4y ago
        Ah, so he’s a conspiracy theorist and I’m of average intelligence. Have a label for everything don’t we.
        • woodruffw 4y ago
          I think you misread the last comment.
• thyrsus 4y ago
  Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.