What Conspiracy Theory Do You Believe

amother

Hosta ↓

Yesterday at 1:22 pm

Trademark wrote:

Maybe read the The Protocols of the Elders of Zion to find out.

That book is horribly anti Semitic. Why would you suggest it?

amother

↑ DarkMagenta ↓

Yesterday at 1:30 pm

amother Hosta wrote:

That book is horribly anti Semitic. Why would you suggest it?

Oh so you only believe conspiracy theories about OTHER people?

I always wish that people would create crazy conspiracy theories on people who push these crazy trash like Michelle Obama is trans etc. I wonder if when they read comments about people going on and on to affirm “facts” about themselves, that are unrelated to the truth, will they realize how easy it is to convince people of alternate facts and how helpless one can be against them.

amother

Wisteria

Yesterday at 1:32 pm

Chayalle wrote:

An online blog isn't proof to me, sorry.

Rfk jr references many reputable studies done on the topic of vaccines and it's side effects. It's easy to look up.

#BestBubby ↓

Yesterday at 1:57 pm

amother Rose wrote:

I think oxygen is a slow-acting poison that kills humans, and causes many issues and diseases in the process. For example, autism is way more common among humans who breathe air. So many of the world's issues could be resolved by getting rid of all the oxygen.

Not logical argument.

Children in the 1960s and 1970s also breathed air.

And the rate of non verbal autism was 1:5,000.

Today the rate of non verbal autism is more than 1 in a 150!

That is a 30 times increase!

And I am only referring to non verbal autism to stop the misleading argument that there were always kids who were weird, poor social skills - I am excluding those kids and am only referencing non verbal autism.

How do you explain a 30 times increase? That started exactly when the CDC tripled the vaccine schedule?

Success10

Yesterday at 2:03 pm

#BestBubby wrote:

1 in 150 children has non verbal autism?

amother

Kiwi

Yesterday at 2:05 pm

amother Rose wrote:

Iymnok ↓

Yesterday at 2:06 pm

Read anti semetic literature. We really do run the world!
We are rich! (Those food stamps? You don't need them!)
We control the weather!
We decide elections!

amother

Firebrick ↓

Yesterday at 2:22 pm

Success10 wrote:

1 in 150 children has non verbal autism?

1/36 kids has autism - https://www.cdc.gov/autism/dat......html
That is about 2.8%

26.7% of those have profound autism (nonverbal, minimally verbal, or low measurable intelligence) -
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37074176/

which would lead to the 1/150 number. (26.7% of 2.8% = .75%)

"In 2016, the prevalence of profound autism was 4.6 per 1000 8-year-olds" - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37074176/ (same link as previous)

which looks more like 1/220 (which is also quite a lot, but not exactly the same)

honeymoon

Yesterday at 2:24 pm

Iymnok wrote:

Read anti semetic literature. We really do run the world!
We are rich! (Those food stamps? You don't need them!)
We control the weather!
We decide elections!

I really didn't think people believe these things until I starting reading comments on x/Twitter. It's scary what people believe about da jooz.

amother

↑ OP ↓

Yesterday at 2:35 pm

honeymoon wrote:

I really didn't think people believe these things until I starting reading comments on x/Twitter. It's scary what people believe about da jooz.

I have had someone yell something at me about controlling Hollywood or some such nonsense. He was on a bike and I was walking so he was gone too fast but I wanted to respond "really, this harried mother running to work with a baby. You really think I'm in control of anything" lol

GLUE ↓

Yesterday at 2:43 pm

GrowingUp wrote:

That Walmarts and self storage places are well stocked bunkers in case of a nuclear attack.

imamommy5 wrote:

Well stocked definitely!
But safe from the bombs and radiation?

No, but it will be safe from a zombie apocalypse

Zombies are real, there was an attack a few years ago in Miami.

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↑ Trademark ↓

Yesterday at 2:44 pm

amother OP wrote:

This Jewish woman runs the North American banking division.

Every time someone tweets something in favor of Israel $1,000 hits their account. And if someone tweets something against Israel we freeze their account, until the assassin (mossad) division gets to them.

And of course I print unlimited amount of money for every Jew. So if you are strapped for cash just dm me.

amother

↑ Phlox ↓

Yesterday at 2:47 pm

amother Firebrick wrote:

So my conspiracy theory is that I don t believe this statistic.
Insurance covers aba.
Disabled people get ssi.
Our society has changed.

Take 500 individuals who are considered autistic in 2024 and 500 individuals who were considered autistic in 1974 you will have a very different average level of functioning.

First Lady ↓

Yesterday at 2:49 pm

Not all conspiracy theories are created equal.
Believing that someone is controlling the weather is not the same as the covid theories.

↑ #BestBubby ↓

Yesterday at 3:03 pm

amother Phlox wrote:

Take 500 individuals who are considered autistic in 2024 and 500 individuals who were considered autistic in 1974 you will have a very different average level of functioning.

Exactly.

That is why I only compared the rate of non verbal autism from the 1960s and 1970s with the rate of non verbal autism from today.

so I am using the exact same level of functioning!

So how do you explain why there is 30 time more NON VERBAL autism since the CDC tripled the vaccination schedule?

amother

Wheat ↓

Yesterday at 3:06 pm

First Lady wrote:

Not all conspiracy theories are created equal.
Believing that someone is controlling the weather is not the same as the covid theories.

Weather modification is not a conspiracy theory by far. It just doesn't get front page status, for some reason...Google it and you'll get some very mainstream sites showing that it is legal in the US and been in practice for quite some time.
Just an example:
https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/14......html

↑ First Lady

Yesterday at 3:07 pm

amother Wheat wrote:

But even so it's still not the same as saying Covid was hyped up.