We should use more frequently the words IF and THEN. Let me
give you an example.
IF an individual believes that some government is poisoning its
own population (including the members of the administration,) in total
impunity, THEN this same individual will eventually believe anything and
everything. His/her credulity makes her/him a perfect instrument for darker government
agendas.
Besides the true-believer is a possible danger. The same
sources of disinformation can make him a killer.
IF someone believes that hundreds of thousands of those
apparently normal individuals in the streets are disguised aliens, THEN she/he
lives in a dangerous and nightmarish world in the limits of complete paranoia.
This is dangerous indeed, not only for the believer but for the people.
Now, there are self proclaimed experts in UFO, conspiracy
theory and the paranormal that give us the real poison; not Chemtrails or disguised
aliens but paranoia.
Now the last (IF-THEN) game.
IF a writer knows perfectly well the dangers implied in his
nonsense rhetoric, but keeps selling her/his snake-oil, THEN he is the real
danger. Am I right?