Can you explain why the state would want to conspire against a farm hand? Do you include all the defence lawyers in this?
The state, if it so chooses, can conspire against anybody it wants. The state conspired to prevent Jeremy Corbyn from progressing any further than a temporary leader of the opposition.
It's silly to suggest that every single person involved in a particular case is a conspirator. This has already been explained to you - but you choose to deliberately ignore it. You're not fooling anyone.
If I go to work and my boss says, send this feedback form out to these certain customers - but don't send the same feedback form out to this other list of customers; and provides no more info than that - does that make me a fully fledged, fully knowledgeable co-conspirator regarding rigging my company's customer feedback? Or have I simply just followed instructions?