53 sats \ 9 replies \ @purpurato 19 Dec 2023 \ on: Name One Conspiracy Theory You Believe and One You Don't history
I believe 9/11 was not what the government said on the investigation and it's highly probable an inside job.
I don't believe all vaccines are bad.
Believing all vaccines are bad is pretty rare. That's a psyop to squash dissenting voices. Vaccines like all treatments/medicines have tradeoffs as well as side effects. When you hear people saying you are anti-vax because you don't want to take one or more of them that's like saying someone that is opposed to eating bad food is anti-food. These are people that do not think.
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A parallel to anti-vax slur is isolationist. If you are opposed to the war state you are an isolationist. Even if you favor free trade with all nations and people. People that use these slurs expose their ignorance of thoughts outside of the narrow band of acceptable opinions. I'm always underwhelmed by people like this. People like Ben Shapiro. What's even more underwhelming is people that act like Shapiro is some extremist when he's really a rather boring Republican talking head that owns inexperienced college progressives in their twenties.
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I used to believe too that it was pretty rare but now many of my friends circles and bitcoiners I know from conferences seem to hate all vaccines lol
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Yeah the 9/11 investigation was a joke. Clearly they were covering up something. I am not convinced it was an inside job but just like JFK the investigation was designed to construct a believable narrative that preserved the illusion of our system. That is always the case though. If you expect justice from these institutions you do not understand incentives.
What I find more interesting about 9/11 is how it was used as the pretext to do a bunch of stuff many in power wanted to do already. You see this with Covid as well. Never let a crisis go to waste.
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I've never considered 911 an "inside job," however, I do believe Intelligence agencies knew about it in advance and allowed it happen. The Neocons needed a pretense similar in scale to a "new Pearl Harbor" to build support for "regime change" in the middle east - see the Project for a New American Century's document "Rebuilding America's Defenses".
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