Quote:Thank you for making the effort. People love conspiracies. They are a lot more fun then good old logic and fact.


I'm not going down the rabbit hole of refuting each "theory", although the LBJ Did It is one of the more ludicrous ones. People are going to believe what they want to believe, and anyone who has any interest in the JFK assassination soon figures out that there is nothing that some people won't believe.

I don't think it's ludicrous that LBJ would be involved. Many a Benedict Arnold has poisoned the supper of their king or queen to steal the throne throughout the history of mankind. To think it couldn't happen in modern America is hubris.


I don't agree with your perspective on Ruby. For me, the facts and circumstances about his life don't line up with his actions. He was a nightclub owner who pimped women out to corrupt police officers. He had known ties to the mob. The idea that a pimp's natural reaction to the murder of his president is compassion for his wife is incomprehensible to me. For me, it makes more sense that he was coerced into silencing Oswald.


In regards to the idea that people love conspiracies, I would argue that people just want to know that what they believe is true.

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