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That's a convenient rationalization, but I chose an example that was being dismissed as conspiracy within the current year. I literally have no opinion on the
by timr 4y ago
That's a convenient rationalization, but I chose an example that was being dismissed as conspiracy within the current year.
I literally have no opinion on the matter (see how that works?), but I know that it was a conspiracy, and now is an open debate.
- willis936 4y agoAnd it qualifies as a "could be substantiated". See? We can tell which conspiracy theories could be true and which couldn't.
- Dylan16807 4y agoIt was a debate from day one. I don't know what you mean.
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- TylerE 4y agoDismissals don’t have to be in good faith either. I’m sure somewhere there is some arguing for hours that there is a vast conspiracy to insist the sky is blue, when it’s actually red.