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  • "conspiracy theory" is just another liberal attempt at a slap down towards the truth about things.

    Now, there are crazy, stupid conspiracy theories, sure. A true conspiracy theory has zero substance behind it,

    and various invalid motivations behind it - some of those being basically political, emotional, ornithological, or

    a result of ignorance and lack of understanding yielding to the desire of getting negative attention.

        The left equates "obaMao is a socialist" with "this guy says he lived in a town where all the people there looked like people, except they turned into alien lizard people at night" lol

      That is basically because liberals demand to control narratives, haven't lived much of life to have accrued wisdom, and in the case of you know who, only have three toes and molt. The truth about anything doesn't matter- all what matters is how they feel about themselves. Which, ranges from napoleonic to demonic.

    The woodpecker sasses like the devil, so I just thought to throw that in there. LOL

  • For the most part the bulk of these "theories" are for those who can't accept the word is a chaotic and random place where fucked up shit tends to happen en mass when you take 7 billion people into account.      They require there to be some type of higher purpose or string between events because it's difficult, and perhaps a bit scary, to think that perhaps there really is no real order to things.           I mean, Jews secretly running central banks and globalist agendas? Have any of these guys even met a group of Jews?  MF's can't even agree on what to order for lunch.

  • For the most part the bulk of these "theories" are for those who can't accept the word is a chaotic and random place where fucked up shit tends to happen en mass when you take 7 billion people into account.      They require there to be some type of higher purpose or string between events because it's difficult, and perhaps a bit scary, to think that perhaps there really is no real order to things.           I mean, Jews secretly running central banks and globalist agendas? Have any of these guys even met a group of Jews?  MF's can't even agree on what to order for lunch.

    @tiamat63 said:

    For the most part the bulk of these "theories" are for those who can't accept the word is a chaotic and random place where fucked up shit tends to happen en mass when you take 7 billion people into account.      They require there to be some type of higher purpose or string between events because it's difficult, and perhaps a bit scary, to think that perhaps there really is no real order to things.           I mean, Jews secretly running central banks and globalist agendas? Have any of these guys even met a group of Jews?  MF's can't even agree on what to order for lunch.

    It is almost like a modern-day religion. Trying to create reason/order in something where you don't understand fully (where does the Sun go at night... must be the sun god going to sleep)

    Also interesting to see which posters on here are defending or straight up joining in on the conspiracy theories...

  • For the most part the bulk of these "theories" are for those who can't accept the word is a chaotic and random place where fucked up shit tends to happen en mass when you take 7 billion people into account.      They require there to be some type of higher purpose or string between events because it's difficult, and perhaps a bit scary, to think that perhaps there really is no real order to things.           I mean, Jews secretly running central banks and globalist agendas? Have any of these guys even met a group of Jews?  MF's can't even agree on what to order for lunch.

    @tiamat63 said:

    For the most part the bulk of these "theories" are for those who can't accept the word is a chaotic and random place where fucked up shit tends to happen en mass when you take 7 billion people into account.      They require there to be some type of higher purpose or string between events because it's difficult, and perhaps a bit scary, to think that perhaps there really is no real order to things.           I mean, Jews secretly running central banks and globalist agendas? Have any of these guys even met a group of Jews?  MF's can't even agree on what to order for lunch.

    okay, I have to give this two -

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  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

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    Your as demented it seems as your new boyfriend.

    How long before this charade ends?

  • From Woody's original post:

    But then, as now, conspiracy theories are not a sign of irrationality. Instead, they spring from the attempt by non-experts to make sense of often overwhelming and contradictory information based on personal values, available evidence, whom one trusts, and experience.

    There's been a lot of recent work in psychology attempting to figure out why some people are particularly drawn to conspiracy theories. For example, research has found that people who believe in conspiracy theories tend to have a greater need for cognitive closure1 Some research has also found that conspiracy beliefs are associated with lower levels of education3 and analytic thinking.5

    This guy doesn't fit either description of a conspiracy theorist...

    So is this guy a conspiracy theorist?  He seems to connect all the dots. Some of what he said may have been posted over on JABF's thread ...such as Dr. Fauci's history  with big Pharma.

    His knowledge of how COVID patients are being categorized is eye opening.

  • From Woody's original post:

    But then, as now, conspiracy theories are not a sign of irrationality. Instead, they spring from the attempt by non-experts to make sense of often overwhelming and contradictory information based on personal values, available evidence, whom one trusts, and experience.

    There's been a lot of recent work in psychology attempting to figure out why some people are particularly drawn to conspiracy theories. For example, research has found that people who believe in conspiracy theories tend to have a greater need for cognitive closure1 Some research has also found that conspiracy beliefs are associated with lower levels of education3 and analytic thinking.5

    This guy doesn't fit either description of a conspiracy theorist...

    So is this guy a conspiracy theorist?  He seems to connect all the dots. Some of what he said may have been posted over on JABF's thread ...such as Dr. Fauci's history  with big Pharma.

    His knowledge of how COVID patients are being categorized is eye opening.

    @gorka said:

    From Woody's original post:

    But then, as now, conspiracy theories are not a sign of irrationality. Instead, they spring from the attempt by non-experts to make sense of often overwhelming and contradictory information based on personal values, available evidence, whom one trusts, and experience.

    There's been a lot of recent work in psychology attempting to figure out why some people are particularly drawn to conspiracy theories. For example, research has found that people who believe in conspiracy theories tend to have a greater need for cognitive closure1 Some research has also found that conspiracy beliefs are associated with lower levels of education3 and analytic thinking.5

    This guy doesn't fit either description of a conspiracy theorist...

    So is this guy a conspiracy theorist?  He seems to connect all the dots. Some of what he said may have been posted over on JABF's thread ...such as Dr. Fauci's history  with big Pharma.

    His knowledge of how COVID patients are being categorized is eye opening.

    Gorka, this needs to be it's own thread. THANKS for posting this. Fire Fauci absolutely ! We take extra vitamin D and C over the winter - found out other friends have been, too. - Dr.s' advice

  • @gorka said:

    From Woody's original post:

    But then, as now, conspiracy theories are not a sign of irrationality. Instead, they spring from the attempt by non-experts to make sense of often overwhelming and contradictory information based on personal values, available evidence, whom one trusts, and experience.

    There's been a lot of recent work in psychology attempting to figure out why some people are particularly drawn to conspiracy theories. For example, research has found that people who believe in conspiracy theories tend to have a greater need for cognitive closure1 Some research has also found that conspiracy beliefs are associated with lower levels of education3 and analytic thinking.5

    This guy doesn't fit either description of a conspiracy theorist...

    So is this guy a conspiracy theorist?  He seems to connect all the dots. Some of what he said may have been posted over on JABF's thread ...such as Dr. Fauci's history  with big Pharma.

    His knowledge of how COVID patients are being categorized is eye opening.

    Gorka, this needs to be it's own thread. THANKS for posting this. Fire Fauci absolutely ! We take extra vitamin D and C over the winter - found out other friends have been, too. - Dr.s' advice

    @calfoxwc said:

    Gorka, this needs to be it's own thread. THANKS for posting this. Fire Fauci absolutely ! We take extra vitamin D and C over the winter - found out other friends have been, too. - Dr.s' advice

    Thats about as nuts of a post I have ever seen.  Fire the guy who knows what he is talking about.  Even the fat ass orange man knows that.

  • so, you crave negative attention like woodpecker. too bad - it just adds to the bs on important subjects.

    yeah, don't listen to the PHD from MIT.

  • @gorka said:

    From Woody's original post:

    But then, as now, conspiracy theories are not a sign of irrationality. Instead, they spring from the attempt by non-experts to make sense of often overwhelming and contradictory information based on personal values, available evidence, whom one trusts, and experience.

    There's been a lot of recent work in psychology attempting to figure out why some people are particularly drawn to conspiracy theories. For example, research has found that people who believe in conspiracy theories tend to have a greater need for cognitive closure1 Some research has also found that conspiracy beliefs are associated with lower levels of education3 and analytic thinking.5

    This guy doesn't fit either description of a conspiracy theorist...

    So is this guy a conspiracy theorist?  He seems to connect all the dots. Some of what he said may have been posted over on JABF's thread ...such as Dr. Fauci's history  with big Pharma.

    His knowledge of how COVID patients are being categorized is eye opening.

    Gorka, this needs to be it's own thread. THANKS for posting this. Fire Fauci absolutely ! We take extra vitamin D and C over the winter - found out other friends have been, too. - Dr.s' advice

    @calfoxwc said:

    Gorka, this needs to be it's own thread. THANKS for posting this. Fire Fauci absolutely ! We take extra vitamin D and C over the winter - found out other friends have been, too. - Dr.s' advice

    Yes, fire anyone that ever says anything Trump doesn't like. Genius 

  • awe... you're spamming my thread with your little right wing videos

    that'll show me

  • awe... you're spamming my thread with your little right wing videos

    that'll show me

    @mld-woody said:

    that'll show me

    Nah, you're too stoopid Sonny..

  • AxeA Axe

    @mld-woody said:

    that'll show me

    Nah, you're too stoopid Sonny..

    @axe said:

    Nah, you're too stoopid Sonny..

    and what exactly do you do?

    don't you have a conspiracy theory to get suckered into somewhere? Vaccines cause autism you know

  • @axe said:

    Nah, you're too stoopid Sonny..

    and what exactly do you do?

    don't you have a conspiracy theory to get suckered into somewhere? Vaccines cause autism you know

    @mld-woody said:

    and what exactly do you do?

    don't you have a conspiracy theory to get suckered into somewhere? Vaccines cause autism you know

    Woody, You are the only one that sees yourself as YOU do.

    The rest of us view you as a young arrogant stoopid "fuck"..  to use terminology you may or probably wont understand..

  • AxeA Axe

    @mld-woody said:

    and what exactly do you do?

    don't you have a conspiracy theory to get suckered into somewhere? Vaccines cause autism you know

    Woody, You are the only one that sees yourself as YOU do.

    The rest of us view you as a young arrogant stoopid "fuck"..  to use terminology you may or probably wont understand..

    @axe said:

    Woody, You are the only one that sees yourself as YOU do.

    The rest of us view you as a young arrogant stoopid "fuck"..  to use terminology you may or probably wont understand..

    and that's what I expected. thanks

    good night

  • Why did Fauci CHEER when hydroxychloroquine was used in 2013 for MERS, but is now skeptical for coronavirus?

    https://www.naturalnews.com/2020-04-12-fauci-cheered-hydroxychloroquine-for-mers-2013.html