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4/7/2017 2:09:47 PM
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Conspiracy theorists are sheep.
Recently (the last year or so) I've been noticing what seems to be more and more conspiracy theorists voicing "their" thoughts across all kinds of social media platforms. One common thing I've noticed across all of the rants and comments I've seen from conspiracy theorists is that they like to call other people sheep or sheeple because they don't believe the conspiracy theorist's ((((facts or claims)))). I find it extremely ironic. How am I or any other rational, non paranoid, human being a sheep when you (conspiracy theorists) are gullible enough to immediately believe outlandish and baseless theories that you see on the internet, or even worse on some "truther" blog where they claim that their "information" is from an (((((((((((anonymous source))))))))))))))? Or better yet (and in the case of a user that was on this website), when people who weren't conspiracy theorists hear from a friend or someone else "trustworthy" that (insert conspiracy theory here) is 100% true because their brothers' uncles' friends' father in law has proof he cant share because the gubbermint is after him along with the illuminati and the greys.
TLDR; conspiracy theorists are gullible enough to believe BS on the internet and mindlessly spout it, then ironically call other people sheep.
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1 ReplyI have a strong belief that every person on b.net is just one of deej's alts. I you think otherwise, you're a sheep.
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2 RepliesThe earth is flat [spoiler]kek[/spoiler]
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5 RepliesEdited by LxGhostSniperxL: 6/10/2021 12:22:32 AM
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13 RepliesMy new response for being called a sheep: Ok. BEEP BEEP I'M A SHEEP!
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1 ReplyI'm the original Lindbergh baby.
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3 RepliesUr moms a conspiracy theory. [spoiler]gottem[/spoiler]
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4 Replies[quote]Recently (the last year or so) I've been noticing what seems to be more and more conspiracy theorists voicing "their" thoughts across all kinds of social media platforms. One common thing I've noticed across all of the rants and comments I've seen from conspiracy theorists is that they like to call other people sheep or sheeple because they don't believe the conspiracy theorist's ((((facts or claims)))). I find it extremely ironic. How am I or any other rational, non paranoid, human being a sheep when you (conspiracy theorists) are gullible enough to immediately believe outlandish and baseless theories that you see on the internet, or even worse on some "truther" blog where they claim that their "information" is from an (((((((((((anonymous source))))))))))))))? Or better yet (and in the case of a user that was on this website), when people who weren't conspiracy theorists hear from a friend or someone else "trustworthy" that (insert conspiracy theory here) is 100% true because their brothers' uncles' friends' father in law has proof he cant share because the gubbermint is after him along with the illuminati and the greys. TLDR; conspiracy theorists are gullible enough to believe BS on the internet and mindlessly spout it, then ironically call other people sheep.[/quote] You think conspiracy theorists exist? Whose gullible now? Lol
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Conspiracy theories are the ultimate conspiracy... What's the point of "exposing the world" and then doing exactly nothing about it? Lame
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1 Reply| Some even believe we [Rockefeller family] are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as 'internationalists' and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure - One World, if you will.If that's the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it | | David Rockefeller |
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3 RepliesAnd ironically this is technically a conspiracy theory
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1 ReplyNews flash we are all sheep on the way to be slaughtered
