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Daily Poll 165: Do you believe in conspiracy theories?
The difference between a conspiracy theory and the truth is time. All of the nonsense around COVID and the vaccines made that painfully clear. Whatever Brian Stelter and the rest of the smoothbrains in the legacy media call lies and conspiracy has turned out to be true. The ones that are more out there and make big claims are where you lose me. What about you guys? Don’t forgot to vote on the poll and to comment below!
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I find conspiracy theories interesting, no matter if they’re true or not. They bring into question what we have always been told is the truth and when it is questioned it often involves a shadow like entity that controls things in the background. I treat them similarly to the exist if ghosts and aliens; I believe that they are possible and even likely true, but I have not encountered them myself.
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I think they are interesting, I always find them true until proven otherwise. So far as of late, most of them have come to pass.
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When the conspiracy theories become factual events, are they still considered conspiracy theories? The last 6 years they have been correct more than not.
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A lot of words have lost their meaning to being over used. My intention with this poll was to ask about stuff more along the lines of Area 51 rather than Pfizer having used aborted fetal tissue to make a vaccine with 12 percent efficacy.
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Then in that case, I believe more conspiracies now more than ever haha.
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