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The Wayfair Conspiracy
Is Wayfair a Secret Child Trafficking Ring?
This week the online furniture company Wayfair was accused indirectly by Reddit user PrincessPeach1987 (who remains anonymous) of child sex trafficking. In the post, which was shared under the popular subreddit r/conspiracy, a forum with over a million followers, the user suggests the possibility that expensive WFX Utility cabinets listed on Wayfair at prices ranging from $12–15k could potentially be a front for children being sold, out in the open, right under the public’s nose. The evidence for this assertion is the mere assumption that these prices are too high for furniture, and that the names of the cabinets themselves happen to correlate with the names of children who have gone missing.
It did not take long for this suggestion, which the user stated would make them “sick to my stomach if it’s true,” to spread like 5G covid waves on social media, with other users finding other weirdly over-priced items, and correlations to other conspiracy theories such as Pizzagate, and the term SRC USA. The Pizzagate theory has already been widely proven completely fabricated and false, yet continues to persist among fringe sleuths as something that has been covered up by the elites and the media. Much in the same fashion, despite evidence already being presented that shows the Wayfair scandal to have no real…
