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JFK Assassination Discussion & Debate / Re: Oswald Acted Alone Is The Most Popular Theory
« Last post by Richard Smith on April 22, 2024, 01:11:46 PM »Let's say that 65% of the public believe Kennedy was assassinated as a result of a conspiracy and 35% believe Oswald acted alone.
Let's say of the 65%, there are a dozen different conspiracy theories. Splitting it up evenly and we have each of the dozen conspiracy theories taking up about 5% to 6% of those polled.
Now, we have the idea that Oswald acted alone taking up 35% of those polled.
Therefore, the idea that Oswald acted alone is the most popular theory.
There are polls that indicate that many people believe in bigfoot, ghosts, and UFOs etc. Do the majority of people believe in all this nonsense or is it just more fun to claim do so? I think it is mostly the latter. In addition, 95% of the public doesn't know the first thing about the JFK assassination. So their opinion is largely based on ignorance of the evidence. The truth is ultimately determined by the facts and evidence and not by what anyone believes. And the facts and evidence link Oswald to the JFK and Tippit murders beyond any doubt. I don't have any bias against a conspiracy conclusion. I accept that there have been many conspiracies in history including some relating to assassinations (e.g. Lincoln). Rather, it is the facts and evidence that support the conclusion that Oswald committed these acts.