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I fondly remember reading a comment in /r/conspiracy on a post claiming a geologic seismic weapon brought down the towers.
It just tore into the claims, citing all the reasons this was preposterous bordering on batshit crazy.
And then it said "and your theory doesn't address the thermite residue" going on to reiterate their wild theory.
Was very much a "don't name your gods" moment that summed up the sub - a lot of people in agreement that the truth was out there, but bitterly divided as to what it might actually be.
As long as they only focused on generic memes of "do your own research" and "you aren't being told the truth" they were all on the same page. But as soon as they started naming their own truths, it was every theorist for themselves.
a lot of people in agreement that the truth was out there, but bitterly divided as to what it might actually be.
This has been my take.
They're not there for the truth. They're there for validation.
A lot of people are predispositioned to believe that the official story is automatically true.
It's ego powered with insecurity jetfuel, still can't melt steel beams tho.joke
oh shit, is that the problem with leftism