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chris_gerribConspiracy theorists and fascists share some common traits. Those traits are on full display in this article: “Prove to the World You’ve Lost Your Son: How a Tulsa grandmother became a vicious Sandy Hook conspiracy theorist—in her own words. To wit:
1) Not very intelligent
2) Dissatisfied with how their lives have progressed so far
3) A desire to be important, respected and listened to
Also see "Who Goes Nazi" for the old-school version of this.
1) Not very intelligent
2) Dissatisfied with how their lives have progressed so far
3) A desire to be important, respected and listened to
Also see "Who Goes Nazi" for the old-school version of this.
