It sounds very familiar to a fundamentalist Christian, taught in either private or home schools that fostered that sort of thinking.

>>This is conspiratorial nonsense.

>It sounds very familiar to a fundamentalist Christian, taught in either private or home schools that fostered that sort of thinking.

That's as may be, but it doesn't make it any less "conspiratorial nonsense," does it?

Maybe. For some reason it seemed like a more poignant reply at the time, but now I see it doesn’t add much to the conversation. :)