Is literally nothing a conspiracy to you? especially after the last decade of insanity? What angers you about people finding unusual circumstances, unusual and asking questions? Why do you always knee jerk defend the status quo? This was an extremely odd set of events, and hopefully those investigating it have a little bit more ability to ask questions then blindly accepting any and everything they hear from the MSM or official sources. This very well may just have been an accident. But if so it's a one in a million set of events.
A "Conspiracy" is merely 2 or more individuals conspiring to achieve an objective. There is nothing irrational or odd about the word. It is literally the process on which the majority of human history has taken place. The American Revolution was a conspiracy. We did in fact conspire to leave the British Empire and create a new country. 9/11 was a conspiracy regardless of who you beleieved was responsible. Covering up alternative treatments in order to push MRNA experiemental medication under emergency provisions was a conspiracy wether or not you think that was a good or bad thing. It is irrefutable that censorship was used to stifle questions, and any other form of treatment in order to push a treatment that was highly profitable, but ultimately not tested, or safe. The Russian hoax was very much a conspiracy and involved many intelligence and politicans LYING openly in order to politically work against a candidate. There is nothing wrong with the word "conspiracy" ...or unsuaul about it. Anyone who studies history understands more often then not conspiracies guide history. Anyone who keeps track of buisiness sees conspiracies every day....call it "wheeling and dealing", but it's the same idea, men of power will make plans in secret in order to achieve desired results. The weaponization of the word "conspiracy" or "conspiracy theory" can be demonstrably shown to have been a policy and propoganda line by the CIA to squelch questioning the events of the JFK assassination. before that "conspiracy theory" was hardly ever used. Their own documents show this was a tactic to shut people up. hilariously they literally used a conspiracy that is public knowledge now "Operation mocking bird" to push that phrase. You now proudly weild that phrase to deride and mock people questioning a narrative.
I did not actually state anything about a conspiracy here. Rather I posted a topic on the crash as it is news and the very unusaul circumstance, as i think there are valid questions to be asked. My literal statement was to the effect "this seems fishy". Really went out on a limb didn't I? when even the pilot expert on CNN said the same. My real question is why is your natural tendency to mock any questioning of main stream narrative? Why are you annoyed by people finding suspicious circumstances suspicious? What does it matter to you? Why do you feel obligated to attack questioning narrative by a media conglomoration that has for the past decade constantly tried to bend politics and narrative for political gain? I'm not out of pocket here... I find it weird some people's need to defend being naive. Sorry if questioning events hurts your feels. Get over it.