Here is a common problem:
- CTer makes claim about an event like the Boston marathon being a conspiracy
- Therefore CTer lacks sympathy for victims
The problem is that in
their world, sounding the alarm on the conspiracy is the BEST way to show sympathy for the victims, cause they're the ONLY ones able to see why they died and the ONLY ones fighting to stop future false-flags like this from taking any more lives.
I don't think we need to impute an evil motive to them - we should recall that they all have a system of rationalizations that have them speaking the way they do. I think nearly all CTers will have some measure of appropriate sympathy for the dead, its just their way of expressing it comes in the zany theories we all know and despise.
And heck, you're not the only one to slip into this so please understand I used that one post to make this general comment - and I think it's important because the major weakness in CT theory is to impute evil motives to leadership and imagine them as some of the lowest, most selfish, most ruthless people you could ever imagine. They overlook the rationalizations that have people like Bush and Cheney planning wars that have legitimately evil outcomes and don't realize that they
are not even able to see the evil -> given the rationalizations they have internalized that make adventures in the Middle East look like just the ticket!
We make the same mistake because the CTers we imagine to be so callous don't thinking of themselves that way, and in their minds, they're doing exactly what any reasonable person would be doing once they had their eyes opened to the NWO.
