Given that Oswald has a documented CIA handler (George De Morhenshildt), I don’t know how proving he was the only shooter rules out a conspiracy at all.
The Bath School Disaster in the 20s. Charles Whitman in the 60s. That guy who suicide bombed his kid’s school in Texas in the 50s. That racially motivated mass shooting on the train in San Francisco in the 70s. That McDonalds mass shooting in the 80s. That mass shooting at that college in Canada in the 70s. There were a lot of others, they just didn’t get much press as a phenomenon.
I’ll give you Batman, but it’s definitely there in both Superman and especially, Spider-Man. Also not a superhero movie but It’s a Wonderful Life.
What stops men from writing stories where they're already wonderful and people just don't realize it?
Isn’t this the underlying theme of most superhero fiction?
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I’d argue it’s more a quirk of Russia, where it was always common for the current regime to pick one special ethnic group and use it as a hammer against all the others. First it was the Sarmatians, then the Cossacks, then the Jews, and now it’s the Chechens.
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