What Is The Conspiracy Theory Around Parkland?

The president of the United States is a well-known conspiracy theorist, which raises the prospect that ridiculous ideas can emerge after tragedies. The term “crisis actor” has been in the news recently, as conspiracy theorists have accused survivors of the Douglas High School mass shooting in Parkland, Florida. After the shooting, conspiracy theories emerge, and they are powerful, mean, and damaging.

One story of the crisis actor conspiracy involves the claim that David Hogg, a senior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, was a fraud because he had been coached by his coach. The bullet found on the stretcher in Parkland Memorial Hospital was the second shot taken by the gunman that fatally struck Kennedy.

After a tragedy, conspiracy theories emerge, and they are powerful, mean, and damaging. The science behind why fake news is so hard to wipe out is discussed in this analysis.

The Parkland school shooting has become the subject of conspiracy theories, with the credibility of the Parkland shooting survivors questioned. This has led to the mainstream acceptance of conspiracy theories, including white supremacists, who are attempting to disparage and discredit high school students who survived the shooting. GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s embrace of conspiracy theories that the mass school shooting in Parkland, Florida, was a contrived event. An NRA employee corresponded with a prominent Sandy Hook conspiracy theorist the day after the Parkland, Florida, school shooting, speculating that the gunman was a white supremacist.