What makes conspiracy theories so enticing is that they're based on facts and unanswered questions and if you dare ask the questions, you're automatically labeled a "conspiracy theorist" when a simple, LOGICAL answer would end the conspiracy theory.
@AurelieWilliams [quote]conspiracy theory noun a belief that some covert but influential organization is responsible for an unexplained event. "they sought to account for the attacks in terms of a conspiracy theory"[/quote]
It's not the question that's funny, it's the proposed answer. Q: Why is she wearing a t-shirt with an eye and holding her hands like that? A: Because she's a freemason crisis actor who is part of the iluminati plot to kill us all!
As for logical answers ending conspiracy theories I don't really think that's possible because they do not thrive in logical thought, just primal fear.
@EuphoricTurtle If you want to seriously discuss conspiracy theories, forget about the illuminati crap. There's 101 theories to that theory. What I do believe beyond a shadow of doubt is that my gov't lied to be several times, beginning with the death of JFK. In every case there had to be a cabal involved to make it happen and to cover it up. I'm way too old to believe in convenient coincidences.
@AurelieWilliams Like I said, what's funny isn't the unexplained issues that lead to those questions, but the proposed answers which are based on nothing. Has the government (which ever one it may be) lied to us? Yes! Are there things that are yet to be explained in relation to the JFK assassination? Yes! Does that serve as evidence for lizard people and a new world order? Not really
@EuphoricTurtle Oh!😯 I'm reading a book about newly released documents about JFK. I posted about that asking if anyone has read any good books lately...it's a real eye opener!👀
