Why are there so few (if any) well-known black conspiracy theorists?

[Siri137]

Look at this honky cat. White as a snowflake!

They're all white. And male! It must have something to do with racism, or sexism. Why aren't equal opportunity advocates complaining about this?

Another well-known nutcase.

Just all a coincidence, or... part of some conspiracy? I thought this was a good video. It sums up the situation regarding conspiracy theorists (and their theories) quite well.

[hahahmm]

I don't believe there's a lot of "well known" white conspiracy theorists. Let's say there's 10 (random guess). In 2022 if we just look at black & white population in the U. S. white was 256.1 million, black was 45.4 million. If the chance of being a "well known" conspiracy theorists is the same regardless of race, then I'd expect the percentage of such people to be the same in each race. Well there's 5.6 times more white people than black people. Wouldn't expect there to be more than 2-3 black "well known" black conspiracy theorists.

And actually, I think part of it is what you're exposed to. I can think of several black youtubers who definitely don't believe everything the government say & have large followings. But they don't market themselves as being all about that. They have some other specific focus like 2nd amendment or making skits to talk about politics.

The other thing is if you're the establishment media, your job is to push the idea that everybody who is a minority supports the establishment because the establishment is "good" and people outside of the establishment are "bad & racist". It doesn't fit into that narrative to promote a black person who isn't sucking government's butt. So the masses would be less likely to hear about the guy who doesn't fit than the one who seems to.

[meepmeeperton]

Black conspiracy theories have just become normalized as "facts" to everyone else. For example Jesus being black, black people inventing everything, all music originating from black culture, white people stealing all culture and inventions from black people, etc.

[Siri137]

Who believes that? I can't imagine even the most radical, brainwashed social-justice-warrior Marxist believing that Jesus was black. Then again, if they can change the race of Cleopatra...

[meepmeeperton]

You’d be surprised…

[Billlewis]

Because Blacks generally vote Dim, and anything espoused by the Dims is promoted by the greatest enemies we've ever faced as a nation, the media, as being factual, while the opposing side is all conspiracy theories.

[Siri137]

That's a very parochial way of seeing this. Conspiracy theorists exist everywhere, not just in the US. The guy in the first photo is David Icke; he's British, so you can't blame "the Democrats" for his rise to infamy.

[Billlewis]

Sorry, but the so called 'news networks' in the U. S. are number 47 worldwide, in terms of how much they're trusted by the public. Moreover, some 75-85% of their employees have a substantial background in the Dem congress, whether it be through actual service or being married to someone who served in that capacity, etc. The truth is out there; the propaganda is much more readily visible, because of the limousine liberals who control virtually all of the media and corporate honchos.

[normalice]

They exist but none are famous for it. This is because you can get really rich being a conspiracy theorist and the sort of people who are into conspiracy theories are generally not into helping black people get rich.

[strateguy632]

statistical less "minority" so less of ANYTHING from them... unless they make bad quota job laws.

[RebelinSteel]

Is there a common nationality for the majority of these conspiracy theorists?

[Siri137]

Nope.

[DryGermanGuy]

Several leaders of the Nation of Islam (Elijah Muhammad, Louis Farrakhan…) are known for peddling the usual antisemitic conspiracy theories.

[Caroline91]

Things might have been very different if Malcolm X had not been assassinated.

[CALIGVLA]

That's because you live in a bubble and don't see them. Typical Karen.

[Siri137]

Now why should I even acknowledge the comment of someone who is so depraved he admires the degenerate Roman emperor Caligula?

[DrPepper12]

Good point! Stale, male, pale lemmings like their lies and manipulation with a side of racism...

[Dongie]

Check out Jesse Lee Peterson.

[gorydetails]

Alex Jones is more accurate than CNN.