Article: Conspiracy theories reflect political views

This week, ClickBack sought editorial page reader comments on the phenomenon of conspiracy theories and the potential for the U.S., Mexico and Canada to work together after the leaders of the three countries joined in a summit.

Why are conspiracy theories on the rise?

The first thing it points out is that people have too much time on their hands. It seems most of the current rumors were started by those who are unhappy about the outcome of the last elections. These types of things have been going on for years and some people thrive on them. Personally I don't believe any of them.

LarrySG

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