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Your example is nothing to do with conspiracy theories, just to do with how people when losing an argument with grasp at any straws possible. 9/11, I already b
by corin_ 13y ago
Your example is nothing to do with conspiracy theories, just to do with how people when losing an argument with grasp at any straws possible.
9/11, I already believe (as I previously stated) that none of the conspiracy theories are valid. That doesn't mean that small things can't help support the theories in valid ways. If I have a theory that Michael Jackson was murdered by Osama Bin Larden using a trained hedgehog, and I find out that Bin Larden did actually own a trained hedgehog, that backs up a small part of my theory. That doesn't mean my theory is true.
- hahainternet 13y ago> Your example is nothing to do with conspiracy theories, just to do with how people when losing an argument with grasp at any straws possible. What you must realise is that this user believes I am posting with ulterior motive, essentially he only trusts his interpretation of my text. This is symptomatic of conspiracy theories. I agree with the rest of your post without reservation though.