@BlinkRape @dave
I was thinking about this, and it could be compared to a murder.
Normally, justice system works like:
1) you kill someone
2) you are suspected
3) you are investigated
4) you are judged.
But, the moment you add a conspiracy theory narrative, you change this process to
1) you kill someone
2) A crazy cop made a conspiracy theory, but that crazy thing needs no further investigation.
@BlinkRape @dave
Dave?
I am seriously not trying to be a hater here. What I described above, I consider to be important thing, that needs to be debated society wide.
Do you see how the label of "conspiracy theory" allows for all conspiracies to be done with 0 risk?
@dave @BlinkRape
How, when all of the evidence will be marked as "russian propaganda", misinformation etc and immediatelly deleted?
Not even “will be,” but “has been.” It’s already the norm.
@dave @BlinkRape
What do you think happenes to me if I post https://gameliberty.club/@applejack/109359183213907272 on facebook under my own name?
Not as long as they have control over media and propaganda.
We're in an era where world governments are so blatantly attacking basic human rights and so blatantly violating their duty to the people they pretend to serve that it's hard to comprehend.
It's like there's a guy masturbating in the middle of the room with fish guts, and he's just staring you in the eye like "Yeah, I'm doing this. What are you gonna do about it, bitch?"
@LukeAlmighty @BlinkRape People still believe in conspiracies, you just need actual evidence. Calling something a conspiracy theory would be a tactic that those in power can use to try to stifle discussion, but it’s not a total get out of jail free card. They can still be caught.