The article reflects on how conspiracy theories, often shared within conservative circles, have gained traction particularly during the Trump era. The author recounts personal experiences with various theories, highlighting their evolution and integration into broader cultural narratives. Far from being dismissed as mere absurdities, these beliefs reflect a distinct worldview. The author suggests that understanding the logic behind these theories could yield insights into their persistence beyond surface-level dismissals, indicating a deeper societal issue that merits serious consideration.
The latest theories, such as Chinese soldiers funneling fentanyl, show how such delusions have evolved and infiltrated conservative spaces, especially post-Trump.
The conspiracy theories, ranging from the Obama birth certificate to COVID 'Plandemic', now shape a cultural lens through which many perceive reality.
The rise of conspiracy theories from the fringes to mainstream discourse reflects a significant shift in how certain political narratives are accepted.
Rather than mere ignorance, there is a deeper logic behind these beliefs that begs for exploration beyond simply debunking them.
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