Sarah Jessica Parker, famous for her role in Sex and the City, discussed a clever tactic she used to avoid taking selfies with fans by attributing her refusal to "the government." This anecdote illustrates the shift in public perception, as conspiracy theories gain traction, leading to bizarre legislative measures like those aiming to ban chemtrails—a fictional threat. The article highlights how these conspiracies influence legislators and the societal implications of legitimizing unfounded fears, pointing to a growing culture of paranoia and distraction from significant issues.
In an interview, Parker mentioned, "I used to say, I can't, because of the government,' and I'd do this, Parker said, pointing up to the sky. It really confused people."
Conspiracy theories have become so mainstream that they are even prompting nonsensical legislation, with lawmakers in several states seeking to ban chemtrails, which don’t actually exist.
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