[Captain Walker]

Where in that post did I hint that the SS were without flaws, when the whole thrust of what I said was sarcastically pointing to the exact opposite, that they stood down to allow the assassination.

But you still give them enough credit to even allow for an assassination attempt. (Americans love conspiracy theories because it allows them to ignore the incompetence that is staring them in the face.)

My position is that these people were that incompetent; there is enough everyday experience taking place to support it.

[cgbg]

“Americans love conspiracy theories because it allows them to ignore the incompetence that is staring them in the face.”

It is not either/or.

The incompetence is very real—no doubt about it.

But—that does not rule out conspiracy. It actually makes it easier to execute a conspiracy.

[odawg]

“But you still give them enough credit to even allow for an assassination attempt.”

Nobody is that incompetent.

“(Americans love conspiracy theories because it allows them to ignore the incompetence that is staring them in the face.)”

You have your head up your ass. Do you have an intimate relationship with every American to make that statement? Are democrats and the deep state to righteous to conspire, when history reveals that conspiracies happen every day.

“My position is that these people were that incompetent...”

Again, no one is that incompetent, or that incompetent all at the same time.