Have you ever met anyone who believes in the flat earth?

[buritobr]

We see on TV and Internet that there are some people who really believe that the Earth is flat.
Have you already met these people? In the family, school, university, workplace?

[HillGoose]

no lmao except this one guy who came on campus and started protesting in college but I'm pretty sure dude was just tryna get hit so he could sue the state.

[Dr. MB]

I used to follow this instagram account called "streetwearaddicts". The guy was a massive conspiracy theorist and seemed like he actually believed in flat earth. But it got taken down a couple years ago for something (I forgot what).

Thing is the guy actually owned a store (https://www.facebook.com/StreetWearAddicts714/). Read the comments.

I guess his twitter never got taken down but he's never tweeted much except...

https://twitter.com/StreetWearAddix/status/1101240578757423104?s=20

[Dr. MB]

I used to follow this instagram account called "streetwearaddicts". The guy was a massive conspiracy theorist and seemed like he actually believed in flat earth. But it got taken down a couple years ago for something (I forgot what).

Thing is the guy actually owned a store (https://www.facebook.com/StreetWearAddicts714/). Read the comments.

I guess his twitter never got taken down but he's never tweeted much except...

https://twitter.com/StreetWearAddix/status/1101240578757423104?s=20

ok it gets even better

I Went To A Flat Earth Fashion Show

His account @streetwearaddicts714 has over 7,000 followers, but, he said, it used to have 25,000 before it was shut down by the Jewish Defense League. I don’t think Fisher realized that I’m Jewish, because he kept referencing the different ways Jews are ruining the world. Peep the Streetwear Addicts Instagram—every other post is a Zionist conspiracy meme. He also seemed very comfortable using the word “Holohoax” to refer to the Holocaust in my presence. Yikes.

I tried to ask Fisher about his new “collection”—which is really just Champion tees with flat earth maps printed on the left breast—but he kept getting into chemtrails and MKUltra mind-control schemes. By the time he started telling me that the performers at Super Bowl halftime shows are “literally doing rituals in your face,” I was lost.

[John Dule]

Yes, one of my friends from high school. He believes in a number of Alex Jones-esque conspiracies, including the fake moon landing and flat Earth. He also happens to be the only Christian I know. Coincidence? No.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

To my knowledge, no, I haven't.

[Wazza [INACTIVE]]

No.

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

Yes. I met him online, and he wouldn't talk with confidence about much else. I think he latched onto the belief because of an assumption that people wouldn't want to talk to him otherwise.

[beaver2.0]

Not to my knowledge, but I wouldn't be surprised if I have given the number of people that believe in it.