Best way to parade facts as fiction, is to write an opinion piece/news article, including the term "conspiracy theory/ist" in the introduction or better, the title
Example : "The J.F.K. Files: Decades of Doubts and Conspiracy Theories"
That way, and it works every time, every single piece of information flowing that buzz word, is automatically discredited/tainted, no matter how accurate and authentic it is, it's automatically put in the "conspiracy theory" normies basket, the term in itself, is synonymous of "warning, everything you'll read below that line is utter non sense for lunatics, don't beleive any of it", it has the exact same effect on the average reader
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AnarchicAlpaca ago
Anything can be termed conspiratorial in the absence of information.
Oh_Well_ian ago
step one: Eliminate all information eg. witnesses, evidence, testimony
Greenzero86 ago
But when it's still termed conspirational in the presence of information, it's a smear campaign.
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Best way to parade facts as fiction, is to write an opinion piece/news article, including the term "conspiracy theory/ist" in the introduction or better, the title
Example : "The J.F.K. Files: Decades of Doubts and Conspiracy Theories"
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/25/us/jfk-assassination-files-questions.html
That way, and it works every time, every single piece of information flowing that buzz word, is automatically discredited/tainted, no matter how accurate and authentic it is, it's automatically put in the "conspiracy theory" normies basket, the term in itself, is synonymous of "warning, everything you'll read below that line is utter non sense for lunatics, don't beleive any of it", it has the exact same effect on the average reader