Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2

[Colin Crow]

I don’t see all the posts, particularly on this topic which has so many.

Under my definition, a CTer is a believer in a Large-Secret-Enduring conspiracy. They could be called LSE-CTers.

Sometimes JFK CTers deny believing in a large conspiracy, but I think that the vast majority of them do.

An island continent? That must be Australia.

And what is wood duck? I still don’t know.

So those who truly don’t believe in large scale conspiracy to assassinate are called what? Still confused, personally I prefer Warren Sceptic.

As for wood duck, Australians have a variety of slang terms. Only those who aren’t wood ducks can identify them.

[John Tonkovich]

Well, Mr Crow, people used to ask, of Nixon, " would you buy a used car from this man?".

[Joe Elliott]

So those who truly don’t believe in large scale conspiracy to assassinate are called what? Still confused, personally I prefer Warren Sceptic.

As for wood duck, Australians have a variety of slang terms. Only those who aren’t wood ducks can identify them.

People who are not skeptics like to call themselves skeptics. Global Warming skeptics. 9/11 skeptics. Moon Landing skeptics. Holocaust skeptics. Warren Commission skeptics. And now 2020 Election skeptics. If you believe in the existence of a Large-Secret-Enduring conspiracy, particularly a powerful one, like one that steered American into the Vietnam war, or overturned an election that Trump actually won by a wide margin, then you are not true a skeptic. But non-skeptics sometime like to call themselves skeptics. Just like “Creation Scientists” like to call themselves the true scientists.

[Colin Crow]

People who are not skeptics like to call themselves skeptics. Global Warming skeptics. 9/11 skeptics. Moon Landing skeptics. Holocaust skeptics. Warren Commission skeptics. And now 2020 Election skeptics. If you believe in the existence of a Large-Secret-Enduring conspiracy, particularly a powerful one, like one that steered American into the Vietnam war, or overturned an election that Trump actually won by a wide margin, then you are not true a skeptic. But non-skeptics sometime like to call themselves skeptics. Just like “Creation Scientists” like to call themselves the true scientists.

Still looking for an answer to this.

So those who truly don’t believe in large scale conspiracy to assassinate are called what?

Still waiting.

[Colin Crow]

[Bill Chapman]

Still looking for an answer to this.

So those who truly don’t believe in large scale conspiracy to assassinate are called what?

Still waiting.

Sane

[Martin Weidmann]

Sane

Who is calling them "sane"?

[Joe Elliott]

Still looking for an answer to this.

So those who truly don’t believe in large scale conspiracy to assassinate are called what?

Still waiting.

Well, first of all, let’s find out if you are a believer in Large-Secret-Enduring conspiracies.

Question 1:

Who do you think was involved in the conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy?

Question 2:

What do you believe was the goal of those who assassinated President Kennedy?

Question 3:

Was this small conspiracy able to achieve their goals?

Question 4:

What did this small conspiracy do to cover up their tracks?

I need the answers to these questions.


Are there two types of CTers in the JFK assassination case?

1.   Those who believe in a Large-Secret-Enduring conspiracy.

2.   Those who believe in a Small-Secret-Enduring conspiracy, which would be much more plausible. Maybe a conspiracy of 8 men. And no overall goal, except for the murder of the President, because this small conspiracy had no power to steer the country in a certain direction.

But, just as Will Rogers never met a man he didn’t like, I never met a CTer who believed in a small conspiracy. A conspiracy too small to cause or prevent a major war or to form a shadow government.

A 2020 Election CTer might claim to believe in a small conspiracy. A small conspiracy that got all the programmers of Dominion Voting Systems to write software designed to force a Biden win. A small conspiracy that got hundreds of poll workers to secretly cooperate and change the results. A small conspiracy that got control of many state officials in many states, including Trump supporters, to conduct a coverup. A small conspiracy that got control of many state and federal judges.

Just because someone claims all of the above about the 2020 Election, but calls themselves a small conspiracy believer, is not enough to convince me that they are a small conspiracy believer. People often mislabel themselves.

Show me a Small-Secret-Enduring JFK conspiracy believer, and I will call them an SSE-CTer, as opposed to the more usual LSE-CTer. Although, until a real SSE-CTer is found, I think we can call them all CTers.