Its true that ppl in the US need to improve their media literacy, but also ppl don't believe in nearly enough "conspiracies" that's literally part of the problem.
When you have an entire line of argument, a whole theme of an argument that we all regularly see, devoted to actually denigrating "conspiracy theories" sight unseen, just the *idea* that some things might be caused by the coordinated actions of ppl for a motive rather than every>
single event around us being only the result of individuals operating independently for no discernible reason, I'd say thats a very weird thing to be happening.. and yes thats right someone has coordinated that & for a reason.
I mean how could anyone know, without even hearing it, that a possible explanation for an event that considers several ppl working together planning it for a reason is absolutely crazy? Or do we believe that never in the history of humankind has 2 or more ppl planned something >
together, with a motive of an outcome? If its never happened then why do have the word "conspiracy"?
If we know that it is in fact a possibility that a "conspiracy" could occur then why would you say that its crazy to suggest such a thing? How can you think any & all "conspiracy theories" are crazy
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