If the conspiracy made any sense to it I could see how that would be narrowminded, to call it idiotic or crazy. But it is. It's insultingly stupid. That's what set me off too, which was obviously more judgemental than merited but it's hard not to have that level of frustration for an outsider that watches this closely. There is this great tragedy and this is your reaction?? What the hell?? But it's not like there is even anything to it. There is a building with Aurora on it in DK. So...what does that mean exactly? That Chris Nolan set up the shooting in Aurora on purpose, planning it five years ago, but then also put a reference to it in his film? Wait, what? How does the building named Aurora get you all that? You are actually insinuating that Chris Nolan is a mass murderer? This horrible tragedy and Chris Nolan did it. That's your reaction to kids being gunned down en masse. The guy must wear a tinfoil hat. How someone can read that and not think he was absolutely bonkers is really, really surprising, and in a bad way. I think that stuff like that is not openly ridiculed is not unrelated to these cultural issues I've been talking about, because owning mass amount of guns and believeing Chris Nolan (or the government) set up the shooting both come in large part from places of paranoia. Maybe that is the larger root of all this.