The image used to create this meme was named "Conspiracy Theorist," and as such, has mostly been used to make memes that ridicule those of us who dare to challenge the official narrative. The government has done an excellent job of applying negative connotations to the phrase "conspiracy theorist." This has resulted in many being afraid to search for truth, or even denying it when it is blatantly in front of them, all so that they might avoid the humiliation of being branded a conspiracy theorist.
We all know how stupid this is. Defending lies in an effort to conform to society, or avoid being labeled an outsider. But, what if the ridicule was targeted at conspiracy-deniers? What if society deemed it crazy to still be adhering to official narratives when so much evidence has come out recently that proves the conspiracy theorists had it right? Perhaps then, the insecurity that drives people away from truth, may be the catalyst that urges them towards it?
I'm currently working on a YouTube video that will satirically address this very issue. But, it may take a while because it's quite a lot of work for me to do alone, considering it is going to be a cartoon of sorts. In the mean time, I wanted to create this meme as a bit of a teaser. I would love to see more of this sort of thing trending on the big social media sites, instead of the insults thrown at those stupid fools who believe that there was more to 9/11 than we were told, or that vaccinations are not safe for our children.
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Keep an eye out for the video in a few days.
