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?
>>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?