“I don’t agree with one of your conspiracy theories. So what? That does not make me a laftist”
You’ve been acting like one. Instead of reasoning against my position, you have employed Alinsky’s tactics of isolation and ridicule. You impugned my sanity and intelligence with your “9/11 truther” nonsense, with absolutely no grounds. Instead of owning up to the “snark,” as you put it, you continued to badger me to submit to your faux questioning.
You refer to “one of” my conspiracy theories as though it were established that I entertain more than one. That is a dishonest attempt to discredit me as a crackpot, without having offered anything in support of your slur.
Most leftlike of all, perhaps, you seem to think that the mere use of the term “conspiracy theory” should discredit its object and the person advancing it.
That’s not how conservatives act. Leftists act like that.
People do conspire. The media conspired to deceive the American People in the service of the USSR, and did so with substantial success for decades. The Rosenbergs conspired to deliver nuclear capability to the Soviets. Dan Rather conspired to influence a recent election with false documents. Even now, the forces of evil conspire to reverse the election of the first good man to occupy the White House since Ronaldus Magnus.
You say you don’t see how odd, how inexplicable this tsunami of mass murders really is. The people who do see how very convenient these attacks are, are not whacked out “conspiracy theorists;” they are just ahead of you. Way ahead.
Conspiracy`s are about the most common thing in business or politics or for that matter its a part of growing up, they are just hard to prove.
I can not understand why it would make some people paranoid just to hear the word.
Apparently you have your self all wound up
Your desire to be correct inhibits discussion