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> polarizing conspiracy theories with limited factual accuracy Huh? Like the idea that young men are widely being told that "everything is their fault because

> polarizing conspiracy theories with limited factual accuracy Huh? Like the idea that young men are widely being told that "everything is their fault because they have male privilege?"

btilly 1y ago
Well that one is my son's lived experience, so I'm going to debate the factual accuracy. Better examples include "the 2020 election was stolen from Trump" and "Ron DeSantis manipulated COVID data in Florida". (I picked one from the right and the left for equal opportunities at offending people.)
- freejazz 1y ago
  You haven't offered any facts for anyone to dispute the accuracy of
  - btilly 1y ago
    I named two conspiracy theories. The fact that people may object to is "that is a conspiracy theory that is not supported by the facts."
    - freejazz 1y ago
      That's an opinion, not a fact.