Is it a coincidence that all claims by conspiracy theorist seem to be self serving?

Answer 1

Many conspiracy theories are self-serving, but history has proven that many sentiments that were deemed as conspiracy at the time, were accurate and worked to overthrow the unjust powers that be. The idea that American colonies were unfairly taxed by the British government without representation, started out as a rumor and whisper among the colonists. That conspiracy theory laid the seeds for revolution that founded a remarkable country.

For this reason alone we should not dismiss conspiracy theories outright, but at least hear them out and see if they have any semblance of logic.

Answer 2

self serving, it should be self serving for the u.s., cause for years all we have done is take care of u.n. limp wristed sissy no guts,
policies. iraq had wmd's cause they were called scuds and used in desert storm, hello we had patriots, iraq had scuds, banned by u.n. but u.n. was chicken **** to do anything about it.
as always u.s. is left holding the bag, tho we were silent for a few years, well until 9/11 we are awake and active and bringing hell along too. should have left sleeping dogs lie.
there is more honor in death, than to sit and do nothing.

Answer 3

That's not what the space aliens from plant Xenon are saying! Or the reptile-human hybrids that run the world bank. What about the Marilyn Munroe as a KGB sex slave sub-operative one?

please buy my book....... it's good for a laugh.

Answer 4

here in nc we have conspiracy theories comming outta of the woods everywhere

Answer 5

Is it a coincidence that right-wing crackpots never have any facts to back up their allegations? Of course not.

Answer 6

You are mistaken. There is nothing self serving about it!!!

Answer 7

Not in your mind.