Are conspiracies more accepted in todays world? I think so and that is a good thing.

[shockedcanadian]

Years ago if you discussed such theories people would look at you in an odd way. This has changed dramatically today.

This is a good outcome because it forces governments, institutions and companies to operate better. For judges to entertain possibilities one would only see in the movies in the past but now must consider.

The discussions of conspiracies when whispered among citizens in the East helped to push the old Soviet Union to change, they knew that their own citizens weren't happy, didn't trust the system they lived in. Today theories are shared loudly online allowing them to be debunked or for governments to be more honourable.

 

[knuckles]

So many so called conspiracy theories are just called that as a form of censorship.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Years ago if you discussed such theories people would look at you in an odd way. This has changed dramatically today.

This is a good outcome because it forces governments, institutions and companies to operate better. For judges to entertain possibilities one would only see in the movies in the past but now must consider.

The discussions of conspiracies when whispered among citizens in the East helped to push the old Soviet Union to change, they knew that their own citizens weren't happy, didn't trust the system they lived in. Today theories are shared loudly online allowing them to be debunked or for governments to be more honourable.

Its a problem when nonsense leaks into the real world. A prime example being RFK in charhe of the nations health. People are dying and will continue to die because of his crackpot ideas.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

Years ago if you discussed such theories people would look at you in an odd way. This has changed dramatically today.

This is a good outcome because it forces governments, institutions and companies to operate better. For judges to entertain possibilities one would only see in the movies in the past but now must consider.

The discussions of conspiracies when whispered among citizens in the East helped to push the old Soviet Union to change, they knew that their own citizens weren't happy, didn't trust the system they lived in. Today theories are shared loudly online allowing them to be debunked or for governments to be more honourable.

too bad YOU cant accept these conspiracy FACTS about your traiter in your avatar.

Once Dismissed as Absurd, Ronald Reagan’s “October Surprise” Is Now Confirmed as True​

It’s not a conspiracy theory: Ronald Reagan secretly negotiated to keep the Iran hostages captive for an extended period to try to keep President Jimmy Carter from winning reelection.

Once Dismissed as Absurd, Ronald Reagan’s “October Surprise” Is Now Confirmed as True

It’s not a conspiracy theory: Ronald Reagan secretly negotiated to keep the Iran hostages captive for an extended period to try to keep President Jimmy Carter from winning reelection.

jacobin.com

The Reagan Era Brought Us Depression, War, and Mass Murder in the Global South » pa

politicalaffairs.net

Allan Nairn page

CAQ Guatemala Summer 1989 Nairn

 

[braalian]

The discussions of conspiracies when whispered among citizens in the East helped to push the old Soviet Union to change, they knew that their own citizens weren't happy, didn't trust the system they lived in. Today theories are shared loudly online allowing them to be debunked or for governments to be more honourable.

if you're equating the situation in 1980 Soviet Union to contemporary Western democracies, then you're a ridiculous person

 

[shockedcanadian]

if you're equating the situation in 1980 Soviet Union to contemporary Western democracies, then you're a ridiculous person

Were you born in Canada?

 

[$ecular#eckler]

Years ago if you discussed such theories people would look at you in an odd way. This has changed dramatically today.

What's changed is that there is a discussion forum on the internet, now, with a category titled "Conspiracy Theories." Before that, you could make up your theory and share it with your friends who are not interested in politics, and it seemed like they thought you were weird, because they don't try to figure things out.

This is a good outcome because it forces governments, institutions and companies to operate better.

It does not do that. The checks and balances do not work as our civics lessons describe them to be. I am the only person to subscribe to this theory, and nobody is going to join me because they cannot figure out a more sophisticated system to force the government to operate better.

For judges to entertain possibilities one would only see in the movies in the past but now must consider.

I am going to need more description for this.

The discussions of conspiracies when whispered among citizens in the East helped to push the old Soviet Union to change, they knew that their own citizens weren't happy, didn't trust the system they lived in. Today theories are shared loudly online allowing them to be debunked or for governments to be more honourable.

The perpetual corruption is because all of the executive power is in the executive branch, and the subsequent bureaucracy lacks reliable checks and balances. The political party problem is because the legislative assemblies are generally commissioned, publicly elected, and unsupervised. The judicial problem is because the administrative powers are distributed among the three branches, and when the political contest in a legislature relatively stabilizes, it disseminates partisanship into the judiciary as candidates are dependent on partisan alignment for nomination and confirmation. The imperfect governing system causes political chaos that trickles down into society because that is why we institute government – to guide society… “most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.”

 

[PeterPilot]

shockedcanadian

Conspiracies amongst humans are as common as bacteria amongst humans. That is especially true for humans holding power in government. Caesar and many others were assassinated as the result of conspiracies amongst their so-called friends.