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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forumsbtw, the false flag fundies are already out in force on this one. sigh... nt
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btw, the false flag fundies are already out in force on this one. sigh... nt (Original Post)
ellenrr
Jun 2016
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csziggy
(34,189 posts)1. Yeah - I was looking for a video yesterday and found a number on false flag
And conspiracy theories already posted. Not going to look at them but they came up in my search results. What kind of sick mind immediately jumps from reports of mass murder to a conspiracy theory?
linuxman
(2,337 posts)2. The kind of people who are afraid of the implications the truth brings.
ellenrr
(3,865 posts)3. i think also conspiracy theorists like to feel superior..
they like to think they know something the rest of us naive people don't.
I'm not naive, I've been an activist for 50 years, I don't take anything on face value--
but these false flag people are really way out in lala land.
and I find it very insulting to the victims to use their suffering in this way.