This is specifically and intentionally a Rule 16 violation, but:
a) That rule was never meant to protect Christians from criticism.
b) You do not care about Christians.
c) You won't enforce your own rule and protect a Christian group.
d) You're a faggot.
Oh cmon they are obviously the same people.
Well this Amish website shows a ton of anti-American policies they hold, such as the Amish community facilitating bringing in "refugees". They have a ridiculous amount of money and growing power which they use to weaken our country. And those "refugees" they brought in aren't living in Amish neighborhoods, their living in yours.
I'm serious. I've heard the Jewish conspiracy theories and find them quite ridiculous because Jews live among and are effected by all the same bullshit that every other American is. But the Amish literally get their own ethnocentric regions.
If my conspiracy theory is plausible, I think the majority of the Amish people would be unaware of it and used as tools by the Amish elite.
Most people (of all identity groups) are good people when you meet them individually or know them personally. But that doesn't mean there isn't a small, powerful group within the Amish who may have self-interests that conflict with America's values.
I didn't know of this story. Amazing. Their farmland was poisoned by Monsanto GMO and what happens next is Monsanto sues them for stealing their intellectual property. Instead of Monsanto being under fire for spreading genetically-altered-DNA (that are literally unnatural to our world and outside of God's design), the result is a new precedent set for tolerance of the "gmo cross pollination" aka the destruction of our environment.
I think this furthers my conspiracy theory, because if this identity group secretly ran America they would have wanted it to play out that way or even would've propagated the story to give themselves further cover while normalizing gmos.
Yes it was a bit. Good catch lol