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I'd argue not so much. The conspiracies in /r/Conspiracy are usually grand and far reaching. This, on the other hand, is about as meaningless and petty as it gets.
Comment by xthorgoldx at 28/01/2014 at 02:00 UTC
22 upvotes, 2 direct replies
Half the posts on /r/conspiracy are about how subreddit mods are in a conspiracy to censor information.
Which makes it hilariously ironic that everyone who's been pointing out /u/Flytape's less than above-ground affiliations is getting shadowbanned.
Comment by Agent78787 at 28/01/2014 at 01:30 UTC
16 upvotes, 0 direct replies
Umm... what are you even saying?
The US government is far reaching, thus the conspiracies with them supposedly at fault are also far-reaching.
/r/conspiracy is a petty forum, so of course the conspiracies are gonna be petty.
Let me assure you, if /r/conspiracy takes control of the US government, they would be totally correct in their "OMG USA DICTATORSHIP" rhetoric.