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Title: All Conspiracies Cancelled Until After The Holidays
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The Conspiracy Times
URL Source: https://r11.fodey.com/2502/b5798d0848ba46d0b8a92fe52838ee45.0.jpg
Published: Dec 19, 2017
Author: F N Dolt
Post Date: 2017-12-19 07:06:37 by Gatlin
Keywords: None
Views: 589
Comments: 7
The Conspiracy Times - There are plenty of juicy titbits being generated with many more programmed to be introduced containing lots of ambiguous words and mysterious happenings. This publication regrets that during the hiatus there will be intriguing factual news, but none of which the conspiracy-mongers want to hear. Until further notice all incongruent letters or photographs can and will be dismissed as a fake, forged by the unauthorized pro-truthere thus providing further proof of their wickedness, ingenuity and willingness to stop at nothing to destroy the validity of conspiracies and present factual happenings. Superficially, conspiracy theory freaks and pro-truthers look at things differently. The conspiracy theory freaks insist that they are bent on uncovering the real truth, while members of the famous Canary Clan shrug their shoulders, suggesting such conspiracies truth doesn’t really exist, can never be known and doesn’t really matter anyway. The conspiracy theory freaks brushes off inconvenient facts as bogus, while members of the Canary Clan says they have “alternative facts” of their own. But in the end, the conspiracy theory freaks dismiss the hard, established evidence that is the basis of reason. Sad. 
Ruefully, and rightly as it truly is this time of the year it “tis the season to be jolly, Fa la la la la, la la la la.” And for it be jolly, the Board of Directors for Conspiracy Generator Incorporated has joined with Deckard, a longtime promoter of conspiracies at Liberty’sFlame.com, to announced that all conspiracies are cancelled until after the holidays. There “won’t be any smoking guns” expected until mid-January. This is good news for our readers because there has always been too much smoke and too few guns.
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#2. To: Gatlin (#0)
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"Conspiracy theory" is usually used as a pejorative label, meaning paranoid, nutty, marginal, and certainly untrue. The power of this pejorative is that it discounts a theory by attacking the motivations and mental competence of those who advocate the theory. By labeling an explanation of events "conspiracy theory," evidence and argument are dismissed because they come from a mentally or morally deficient personality, not because they have been shown to be incorrect. Calling an explanation of events "conspiracy theory" means, in effect, "We don't like you, and no one should listen to your explanation." In earlier eras other pejorative labels, such as "heresy," "witchery," and "communism" also worked like this. The charge of "conspiracy theory" is not so severe as these other labels, but in its way is many times worse. Heresy, witchcraft, and communism at least retain some sense of potency. They designate ideas to be feared. "Conspiracy theory" implies that the ideas and their advocates are simple-minded or insane. All such labels implicitly define a community of orthodox believers and try to banish or shun people who challenge orthodox beliefs. Members of the community who are sympathetic to new thoughts might shy away from the new thoughts and join in the shunning due to fear of being tainted by the pejorative label.
It's hard to find anyone involved in our current bureaucracy, -- or who supports it, -- who isn't lying, at least to themselves..
There's no conspiracy by the left to bring down Trump - it's just a few random misguided souls. Nope - no conspiracy there - at least according to Gatlin.
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#5. To: All those who support bureaucracy, --- gatlin, misterwhite, grandisland, etc.. (#2)
A conspiracy theorist is someone who questions the statements of known liars.
#6. To: tpaine (#5)
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