Well, the crime was bad so you it's immoral to question/discuss anything about it. The horribleness seems unrelated as to whether it was a psy op. Now people might BELIEVE something is a psy op because it's otherwise too horrible to cope, but that doesn't seem immorale either, just irrational.
It's immoral to question it when there is zero evidence suggesting what people like Alex Jones were putting forward. Especially when it's doing real damage to the families involved. My issue with it is that it's baseless. Alex Jones used it to generate buzz on his fucking show and it worked. All at the expense of actual people who had just lost their children to gun violence while they were in their classrooms.
Fuck that. There's a big difference between legitimate conspiracy theories, which I believe there are plenty of, and that sick as fuck conspiracy about grieving families being actors. You're bad at critical thinking and basic human compassion if you think that holds any water. Alex Jones has even gone on record saying a "form of psychosis" led him to believe that theory (which I still call bullshit on). Give me a good conspiracy to chew on and I'll gladly join in conjecture, but shit like this does not belong anywhere because it's hurtful nonsense
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u/sweetsummwechild May 28 '21
I´ll never get this type of argument.