• BringMeTheDiscoKing
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    101 year ago

    “Subliminal messages from ruling class on children’s TV”

    It’s just called “TV” actually.

  • Troy
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    61 year ago

    Finland doesn’t exist is a meme. I don’t think that one is dangerous. What is dangerous is thinking it’s funny to take any meme too far, to the point where it becomes a core part of your personality. Standing pat and denying reality may feel like a fun game when it’s only a meme.

    Oh look, a bird!

    • @[email protected]OP
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      1 year ago

      I honestly cannot tell whos joking on the internet anymore and i fkn love it, have u seen that guy who rants about how australia doesnt exist. holy god i love it. & yeah, it’s not harmful, and majority of the people are prolly joking when they say it.

  • @GCanuck
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    I thought MKUltra was all but proven. (Or did I just out myself as a low tier nut job?)

    • milo_bytes
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      51 year ago

      It is, the bottom section is “grounded” in reality as in there’s evidence and it’s real

    • @ultranaut
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      21 year ago

      I see it listed in the bottom section.

  • @[email protected]
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    41 year ago

    I had no clue people had conspiracy theories about Denver Internantional Airport. Like WTF?

    • @GCanuck
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      51 year ago

      Have you seen that airport? It’s super weird. Crazy conspiracy theories are just the natural extension of that reality.

      (Note: Not saying I buy into the theories, just saying I understand why they exist.)

  • @[email protected]
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    41 year ago

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    The moon landing seems quite tame compared to George Soros and the globalist take over…

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      There’s some weird wayfair furniture sales for extremely large amounts of money (10k+) that use girls first names as the name of the furniture. The conspiracy is that it’s a front for child trafficking. Belief in this conspiracy caused a lot of real world harm.

      • @[email protected]OP
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        21 year ago

        holy hell thanks for that link, i’d known about the wayfare conspiracy but i didnt realize it was QANON or had such bad effects, just thought it was some ploy to lower prices

  • @[email protected]
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    21 year ago

    Weird infographic. Why is it a pyramid, is that supposed to give it more credibility? What is the arrow from inverted apex to inverted base indicate?

    • @[email protected]
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      31 year ago

      Of course UFOs are real. The problem is people conflate them with aliens, so when I say UFOs are real, they hear “aliens are real”.

  • macisr
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    Thanks, i’ll be entertained for days with these. “Finland doesn’t exist” lol.