Do you believe in any conspiracy theories?

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TonyMetal___86 · Accepted Answer

Sometimes i feel that there might be something hidden related to UFO's

There some weird things in this world and we must always be ready to handle the facts no matter how odd they are...

For example the STICK girl is real while everyone thought that she's a legandary creature 🤣

She's a stick but a cute one and she's a wonderful mother to her kids i think 😁

Degenerate · Accepted Answer

I don't believe that you just turned 30

Fuentes · Answer

Mostly the ones that became true

Such as the Carter & Regan CIA involvement with drugs & and weapons to over throw Russian and communist influence in Central & South America & they did it off the backs of Blacks & browns poor communities.

Also UFO's after they silenced and threatened Bob Lazar after speaking out about his time at area 51 in the 80's and completely erased his whole background every 25-30 years in the US all classified records become declassified so now the Pentagon and Bob Lazar can talk about UFO's all of a sudden. But before it was one big conspiracy.

Chris Kyle's Death is a conspiracy the lead Detective on the case was found dead in his house after what many people say he uncovered something.

George Floyd's Death is also a conspiracy due to the mason tattoo on his chest that stands for "Order with Choas" you can compare the tattoo it's Hella sus.

Uvalde is a conspiracy and many other see it as a psyop just like I see Hurricane Katrina as one too.

Anonymous · Answer

Control of language is control of thought, the media defines these terms and any alternative view point from the presented narrative is automatically framed as 'a conspiracy theory'.

It is not easy to free your mind from the prison you are born into, the walls and bars are in your mind and for the most part you are your own jailer though this peer pressure and media narrative obviously also serves this purpose.

We all like to think that we are good people and ideologies and identities such as nationality easily become part of who we are and our own personal identities, so naturally we all consider our own 'team' to be the good guys, unfortunately this is not so, there aren't any good guys, in the mainstream at least, there are only bad guys and worse guys.

I can remember how scary it was for me, some 20 years ago when I broke out of my cage and started to gain some understanding of what the world really looks like.

I could show you many things but I think the most important thing I could share with you is this, though if you are incapable of accepting a view point which disagrees with the narrative then it will be lost on you.

https://vimeo.com/338863157

VanillaSalt · Answer

Of course… No matter which is the truth between “the world is flat” and “the world is round”, both have been believed and thus either way a conspiracy theory exist and is proven true…

So if there’s one unbelievable instance there must be more. Conspiracy theory is just something that’s believed and has far reaching consequences but seems unbelievable.

Trump supporters believe the election was stolen. Why? Because look at Biden’s numbers. How can such a poor excuse for a president get such a high following? And rules and laws were changed and broken all together in his favor… then after the fact they refused for the longest time to do an audit to confirm which looked sketch…Now why do people that don’t like trump disagree? Seems very simple to me. They don’t think it’s possible or don’t care.

Some people believe in God, a god, or gods… What proof do we have of such a beings existence? Meanwhile can you say god isn’t real when a book written supposedly in his words can cause a bloody war taking millions of lives?

The real difference between a conspiracy theory and the truth is how many people believe it. Not only that but the definition and beliefs matter. For instance.

The WORD red defines the COLOR red. The WORD blue defines the COLOR blue. What if in another country the WORD red was used to define the COLOR blue and the WORD blue was used to define the COLOR red? While in that other country would the truth be the truth from your original country or the country your visiting?

Anonymous · Answer

It's not a conspiracy but more of an open secret that democrats are sadistic who want to take peoples money to enrich themselves and take away people's healthcare in particular from people like me wirh life threatening pre existing conditions who'd die a very slow and painful death without coverage and no way to pay the literal $28,000 per month the medications would cost.

Literally millions of people with my condition have died young in the past decade in other countries with "free" Healthcare but the government didn't like the price tag and wanted more Lamborghinis, so they told them to lay down and suffer as their organs slowly fail and they die before they hit 14.

12% of people with my condition have coverage they need to survive, and not one single person outside of the US has access to those meds, now democrats are trying to abolish private Healthcare and replace it with "free" Healthcare, the same one that's causing thousands of us to die every single day of total organ failure without hitting their 16th birthday, all while laughing and living a luxurious life on other people's money.

Combine that with democrats trying to lock us up for fighting back against thugs that they let roam the streets and do as they please to whoever they want, and it couldn't be any clearer. Democrats want to rape, rob, beat and steal from us before stripping us of healthcare and leaving us to die a slow, painful death all alone as they laugh.

They're lucky we're religious because if we weren't, man, the things we'd do to them and their families

USLegionary · Answer

Sometimes conspiracy theories turn out to be true, ie human experimentation on humans by the US government.

There are may conspiracy theories, one of my theories is that the US government puts out a lot of crazy conspiracy theories to distract us or to cover up the truth.

Do you believe in any conspiracy theories?

ManOnFire · Answer

I do believe in a few "conspiracy theories." But first let me say that I think when we so popularly call something unpopular a conspiracy theory, it's done to try to surround the idea - and the people who believe them - with paranoia and to make it seem utterly crazy so people won't want to believe it.

So I do believe that inner earth exists, I didn't before but the documentaries I watched have convinced me. I do believe some kind of 'bigfoot' being also exists. And yes, I believe 9/11 was an "inside job." There are so many holes in the story of what we know it to be involving terrorists.

One thing to keep in mind with "conspiracy theories": if someone mysteriously ends up dead or missing, or the gov has literally told people they can't enter into this place or that, etc. then what the person knows or has revealed can't be all that wrong.

MementoMori_ · Answer

There is no such thing as a "conspiracy theory. This was a political phrase invented by the left to demean and censor discussion of any opposition to their agenda. One person's conspiracy theory is another person's truth.

In a society that values free speech and honest discourse, no view should be dismissed as a conspiracy theory.

As we have often seen in recent history, what it dismissed as a "conspiracy theory" today is proven to be absolutely true tomorrow. Some of the greatest discoveries and revelations in history were initially dismissed as "conspiracy theories." To dismiss views out of hand is the mark of a dull and narrow mind.

Therefore all views must be allowed to be heard without suppression if you want to preserve your freedom. You must be as tolerant of the views of others as you expect them to be of yours regardless of whether or not you agree or how outlandish you think their ideas are.

Metallsturm · Answer

Considering that plenty of so-called "conspiracy theories" turn out to be true when access to classified information is granted (like   or   ) and there was a cancelled Operation Northwoods (  ) I am 99.9% certain that 9/11 was an inside job due to large amount of unanswered questions and irregularities in the investigation.

letuswaltzforthedead · Answer

I'm going to use a chart for this since I'm not going to remember every single theory I've heard.

From those here: Deep state, Great Replacement New world order, LGBT+ agenda, pizza gate, Bill gates depopulation

"Antifa did jan 6th", "jet fuel doesn't melt steel beams", "The presidential election was stolen", "Covid is a bioweapon"/plandemic, "5G is toxic", "Moon landing was faked", and global warming is [partly] a hoax.

I would add cultural marxism as well but I think the Anti-Semitic components of the theory is really stupid. Illuminati also just sounds the same as the NWO.

Agape93 · Answer

I fully believe that that US government is behind the people who disappear without a trace, or at least a good share of them, for biological or chemical weapons testing. We don't have THAT many serial killers or kidnappers.

Plus there is precedent. The government has admitted numerous times to testing on unknowing and innocent civilians.

Varanus · Answer

Some conspiracies are likely true, like the Reichstag fire false flag operation. A few have some evidence but lack proof (certain political assassinations come to mind). Most of them are completely bonkers and make people who believe in them look like lunatics (QAnon, etc).

Chazmatazz269 · Answer

Of course. Only a fool wouldn’t. There have been so many “conspiracies” that eventually came to light as absolutely true that only the willfully ignorant would still condone the marginalization of other human beings for knowing something that they themselves don’t know. The concept of proving the negative applies deeply to conspiracy theories.

BlueScorpio · Answer

Teehee I love a good conspiracy theory. It's good entertainment, some of them sound like they could be legit or ones not so much. For example, my husband thinks the twin towers was an inside job and that they bombed the bottom of the buildings to collapse the rest of the building. Another favorite one of mine is celebrities being in the illuminati.. which at this point, it's pretty obvious a lot of them are.

NotTacocaT6969 · Answer

Only the ones that were admitted to by the accused.

It has mostly been the CIA conducting illegal experiments, swearing that they would never do such a thing and then getting caught by the higher-ups in government.

Proof = 👍

No proof = lizard people exist. I can’t prove they do, but you can’t prove they don’t, so HA!*rides stolen area 51 ufo full of robotic spy-birds to the edge of the earth and out of the matrix*

ConspiracyTheorist · Answer

JFK assassination what a CIA hit
A Secret society using UN and US as pawns
Covid is man made
Covid was in US because 2020
Famine, drought and pestilence coming2023
9/11 was an inside job
Agenda 21
The US government has alien technology
A one world government the NWO
Have seen good arguments but disagreement
Georgia guide stones are for survivors

monkeynutts · Answer

You really have to dig deep into what the media is reporting on any topic, someone is paying a lot of money to influence the opinions of the masses. In particular I don't believe in any conspiracy, but I don't believe everything I hear or read.

andreasderjuengere · Answer

Of course: there's a world wide conspiracy of the dumb to pull me down on their level.

As for the other ''conspiracies'' - they are entertaining, but irrelevant to me.

If I have a problem, then I go try and solve it; no need to blame others.

Fromdusktilldawn · Answer

No. But I find watching videos about them entertaining, like a scifi story. Some are pretty plausible though, like the advanced ancient civilization

Googlemyahoo · Answer

I liked the Titanic conspiracy my coworker told me. I don’t know exact details something about the owner had two ships that were similar one was insured the other wasn’t. So they staged the sinking of the sister ship claiming it was the titanic for the insurance claim. Pictures of the wreck supposedly show the different design of the sister ship not titanic

DryGermanGuy · Answer

No. Just have a look at the people spreading them and you know instantly there is not a shred of truth in them. 🙄

Grond21 · Answer

I believe that Trudeau is the son of Castro. Could be wrong, but I think it's reasonable.

What I find most ridiculous is people who don't believe in any conspiracy theories as if that is something to brag about. All it means to me is that they are extremely gullible when someone in Authority tells them something. Also that they aren't very good historians

TroyDT · Answer

I think JFK was murdered because LBJ wanted power and the bankers wanted to eliminate the guy who was on the verge of issuing Treasury Notes that could have eventually replaced Federal Reserve Notes and thus the Federal Reserve itself. That's about as crazy as I tend to get.

Oh, I also think Hans Niemann did cheat against Magnus recently, but probably via getting hold of his prep rather than by having an undetectable device feeding him chess engine moves.

Anonymous · Answer

Who doesn't believe people conspire with other people, it happens all the time.

A conspiracy is by definition simply anytime any 2 or more people agree to do something for their mutual advantage.

Its the outlandish conspiracy theories however requires evidence proportional to the number of their secrete members and their complexity.

At a at some point a conspiracy requires too many unlikely things to happen and people to be involved to be believable.

Anonymous · Answer

Of course. To think man kind is all good that they wouldn’t do some messed up shit like kill their own people is far fetched. I think people either don’t care, or are to scared to not want to see the real truth about what is really going on. There’s always something in the headlines that deters people from realizing what these criminals are really doing to us all.

MountAverage · Answer

No. There have been real conspiracies, ones that have been proven. But conspiracy "theories" (which we should instead start calling conspiracy myths) are loaded with either pseudoscientific, implausible, or simply untrue and counterfactual claims, with no real evidence.

Alex8736 · Answer

I have witnessed many conspiracy theories especially working in the appeals courts where innocent people wrongly convicted due to forced confessions under duress without reading them their Miranda rights and looking for an open and shut case without suppressing all the facts to the defense which many of times the police department got sued after the wrongly convicted get exonerated

Anonymous · Answer

Believe? Some of them are no longer conspiracy theories but reality.  But who cares? 😎

Shamalien · Answer

Yes. There is ample evidence and often even admissions of guilt enough to support the conclusion of conspiracy when examining major historical events in which one or more interests stand to gain by colluding in secret

Moose304 · Answer

As a general rule, I don't believe in them. Does this mean I have an explanation for everything? No, I don't. I do believe that there are explanations for most everything.

Anonymous · Answer

Flat Earth and the Hole at the North Pole. Also the Great Reset where the Governments and Kingdoms inject all of the people to create MASS MURDER and DEPOPULATE.

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GoodGuyBreakingBad · Answer

I often wonder about the conspiracy theories about Marilyn Monroe being with President Kennedy the night before he was assassinated, some say this is true while others say no truth to this

PeteBy · Answer

Not conspiracy. Know two at least are definitely true from people involved. Another few I am reliably informed are.

molonski2 · Answer

Yes , quite obviously , so many have ended up being completely correct , its difficult not to believe the actual.

RagnarRedbeard · Answer

Often I can’t find matching socks, and I think that’s because little green men are stealing them to fuck with my head.

ObscuredBeyond · Answer

So many have come true, we're gonna need some new theories.

Aerolyn · Answer

No, not really. Not because I don't think they're true, more of beacuse I just never been that intrested in them.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

That Bin Laden was already dead by the time Seal Team 6 got there That the two brothers from Alcatraz are living in Brazil Barrack Obama was born in Kenya

ChefPapiChulo · Answer

not the mainstream ones. i believe some conspiracy theories but i do not believe conspiracy theorist. i've gone down that rabbit hole before and the farther you get in the more people make shit up for money or attention or whatever.

lightbulb27 · Answer

yes I don't buy JFK was killed as he was. That's about it so far.

Gent207-2 · Answer

Diana like Epstien weren't accidents

FunkyMonkee · Answer

Not that I know of. All of the, so-called, "conspiracy THEORIES" that I know of are facts!

animesenpai · Answer

Nope... considering people can't go 5 min without posting where they are or what they are eating on snap insta etc I don't think we have the capacity for large secrets

leighbee · Answer

Some yeah but ones like the earth is flat is the most stupid one

RavVid · Answer

I believe that it is impossible for people not to talk.

joeldalton · Answer

I have been accused of believing in a lot of conspiracy theories over the past 2 years. Then everything I said came true. So there's that.

NathanDavis · Answer

nope... none  but when did your eyes got so damned pretty?  was it the vaccine... lmao

dolemite89 · Answer

i still don’t think we know the full truth about 9/11 and i’m convinced the US always like to start conflicts in countries with large heroin trades for a reason

Zanalayy · Answer

I don't believe in them necessarily but I'm open to them. I like them because they are kind of philosophical, which I believe is good for people today. All about critical thinking and being curious as well as open minded.

BeMuse · Answer

Conspiracy is a crime. There are endless crimes being plotted by groups of people. Some are simple in nature, others are highly complex...

FilmGuy93 · Answer

Theories? No. I believe in conspiracy facts. Like the actually indisputable facts.

Staximus · Answer

Some but not most. If you want answers, just follow the trail of money. That will usually lead you to who is responsible.

Quigly · Answer

No, The Main Stream Media is just stupid.

OG956 · Answer

Not ,, Conspiracy theories'' but facts, that media (then people call like that) yes. Like 9/11 etc.

Anonymous · Answer

some yes, most no but I always keep my thoughts to myself on them

888theGreat · Answer

Liberals do  1) Global warming 2) UFO's 3) Over population 4) Trump  5) Capitalism  6) Election fraud in 2016 (The Russians elected Trump) 7) Christianity  8) Guns just kill people

Anonymous · Answer

Typically people who believe in conspiracy theories don't recognize they are conspiracy theories.

Dee_smooth22 · Answer

I hope some things are real, like gigantic sea monsters, but maybe that's it

jshm2 · Answer

Yeah, that there are no conspiracy theories.

Guy__ · Answer

I'm sure 100% of all gag saw this already. Illuminati are all trannies.

Anonymous · Answer

I do believe in some of them, but certainly not all of them.

Do you believe in any conspiracy theories?

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