Alright, hmm. Regarding the OP and it's content - nice thread. Interesting article.
I love a good conspiracy theory. But I'm a book worm and love to research. The creativity of how we all perceive the world around us is complex. I
don't think that we will ever be able to change that. So we are stuck with our propensity to want our own opinions heard. Which will create ideas and
theories that muddy the waters eventually. The truth gets lost in the details that explode once everyone has a voice in it. The only time a conspiracy
ever erupts is when information is withheld. There is no conspiracy with the uni-bomber. There is no conspiracy with lots of tragedies. They develop
into theories when circumstances around the situation exist that doesn't make sense. Period.
Besides, If we can't question our own government - then we really are in trouble. The government is for the people, not the other way around. Sheesh.
It's just never been so easy to do before! Get together in large volumes and converse on topics, that is. I love it. Since the invention of the
internet (which historically was created by a couple of students who wished to corroborate with each other via the computer

) Since it's become
as commercialized and capitalized upon as all other things, it makes a pretty pretty penny. No one will be shutting down the internet anytime soon.
It's a multi-billion dollar market.
Anyhow, sorry I get off track, I think that conspiracy theorists have as much of a propensity to be violent as any other person. There are more
violent groups of people out there, that is too be sure. However, I agree that some level of monitoring should seek out criminal behavior. Everywhere
on the internet. I would like to think that our government has people looking for the predators. Those who would seek to use or abuse others. But
that's just me.