What conspiracies are just made up bullshit? - Believing is for suckas

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That all of them look like this...
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Thats not true because some of them look like this...

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Open Window Maniac said:
The Spanish didn't blow up the USS Maine. It was an inside job.
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TBH it was probably just an accident. A magazine detonation wasn't uncommon in those days and it happened at least a few times in all navies. It was just convenient to blame it on Spain.

The idea that the US would blow up a brand new warship (rather than say literally any other US civilian ship) to start a war, where said warship would be extremely useful, is pretty silly.

People wanted war just jumped to wild conclusions.
 
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The chemtails conspiracy is dumb. (chemtails is a conspiracy which claims the water vapor trails left behind by air planes, called contrails, are actually government efforts to throw chemicals into the atmosphere to poison people, control the weather, etc).

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If the government really wanted to poison the population with chemicals, they'd do it via the water supply. Chemtails would not be efficient due to requiring fuel for planes and potential for being blown away by wind.

Most public water sources in the USA are incredibly polluted. Potable (drinkable), but still not as clean as they should make it. The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the CDC have low standards for what they consider "acceptable" amounts of pollutants rather than demand complete cleanliness of water.

EPA's standards:
https://www.epa.gov/ground-water-and-drinking-water/national-primary-drinking-water-regulations

CDC regulations:

Drinking Water Standards and Regulations | Public Water Systems | Drinking Water | Healthy Water | CDC

EPA regulates public water systems and sets limits for germs and chemicals in water. Learn more about drinking water regulations and standards.
www.cdc.gov www.cdc.gov

The EPA has a tool to view regulation compliance for utilities and businesses online.

Enforcement and Compliance History Online | US EPA

echo.epa.gov echo.epa.gov

US residents have access to a database of public water source contamination from a non-profit called "Environmental Working Group". On their site, click your state or enter your zipcode to see chemicals in your local water supply.

https://www.ewg.org/tapwater/system.php?pws=MI0002310

This is a good list for viewing which states have the cleanest water based on government-released data:

 
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Living in a simulation Matrix-style. If anybody has played the Sims, they'd be way more silly and retarded with us that how we're living our lives now. We are NOT in a simulation dipshits.
 
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