Obligatory topicly reminder that the term "conspiracy theory" was popularized by the CIA to discredit people skeptical of the government in the wake of the JFK assassination.
JFK was obviously a conspiracy. There's too many things that are just weird, and some things like the bullet on the stretcher that had to be deliberately set up. You'd have to be a moron to not think something was up after Robert Kennedy was also shot or Jack Ruby shot Oswald and then died himself.
Loads and loads of conspiracies are made up to divert time and energy away from real shit, whether it's "conspiracy theory" territory or general class consciousness. The fake ones run the gamut of plausible to stupid because the point is to waste as many people's time as possible.
This is all but confirmed but the FBI killed MLK. We know they did Hampton.
The anti-vaccination movement is a two-sided ploy. On the one hand, reducing the vaccination rate is a form of population control (especially for the poor). On the other hand, they discourage people from questioning their health care or "the experts" more generally.
This one's not secret at all but loads of textbooks in grade school education are actively miseducating children, and there are basically no standards in place because the textbook companies are cartels with such a stranglehold that they can force schools or students to continuously buy new books without meaningfully updating them.
And the Epstein thing is the tip of the iceberg. It's gotta be something like half the rich and famous who rape children regularly, and the temples and shit indicate they probably do have some retarded cult built around it. And while they're not aliens or anything some of them have to be eating people. Just by the numbers, some of them have to have that fixation, and who can stop them? It's goofy as shit, but I don't think Hillary Clinton having kuru from eating babies is all that far fetched.
>>121624
I don't see the argument why it makes more sense for porkies to be non-human.
If aliens know about us they probably have pretty diverse opinions.
>>121627
Aspects of it are. The co-option to sell you rainbow flags and shit is a psyop as is gay marriage. The original threat presented to the status quo wasn't alternative sexuality and gender, but an alternative lifestyle more like free love. That and the close-knit community was a threat to porky who wants people to be atomized and have a family/mortage to think about to make them more willing to work.
>>121631
Depends on the kind of anti-depressant and the kind of depression. Some anti-depressants are even actual placebos.
>>121633
100% fact
>>121636
This kind of conspiracy is hilarious to me because compared to most it's extremely low-stakes but would probably spark more outrage than something like the Epstein shit.
>>121659
Mostly good but Hydrogen cars don't really make sense from an engineering standpoint. It's more energy efficient to just have an electric battery from what I've heard engineers say, but I'm no expert.
>>121687
This one's more of a "If they didn't they're retarded" than confirmed, but them saying some shit about UFOs recently supports this too.
>>121688
Post the one that's not mostly jokes. Nobody cares about obviously made-up ironic conspiracy theories.
>>121814
That's not even really a conspiracy theory.