If you're in an office space where twelve of your twelve colleagues hate your guts, could the problem possibly be you and not them?
If twelve of your twelve neighbours are furious at you, could it possibly be that you did something to upset them?
If over half the population thinks you're a terrible president who's corrupt and an abuser, could it possibly be that they are right?
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If you don't want people to think you're a criminal, it might be wise to not commit crimes. If Donald Trump is actually innocent involving the crimes linked to Jeffrey Eppstein, all he has to do is order the complete, unredacted files (with the exception of the names and pictures of the victims) to be released.
Is it just you or do more people think it's more than interesting that Ariane de Rotschild - whose husband is a descendant of the Baron who sponsored the exodus of European Jews to what became Israel - was friends with Epstein? There are countless of conspiracy theories out there. They may even outnumber the number of actual conspiracies!
From: "Who killed JFK?" to the more recent:
"Who killed Charlie Kirk?"
If that actually was Tyler Robinson, why won't the FBI release the evidence so others can confirm?
We simply don't know all there is to know. But because we're curious beings, we want to know everything. So, to appease us, our mind makes things up. And it's right often enough to make us believe other things are true as well.
It seems we need conspiracy theories to stay sane in a crazy world in which the truth can be harder to fathom than the weirdest conspiracy theory.
So, is it really you? Yes. And me. And perhaps everyone else.