Re: Do you believe Loose Change or know anyone that does?
I could have sworn Maddox said this was all a bunch of bologna in one of his updates...
I could have sworn Maddox said this was all a bunch of bologna in one of his updates...
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people still go to maddox's site?
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Of course.Originally posted by Valkysas View Post
His last update, which was a few days ago, got so many hits that he had to add a mirror to direct all the traffic.Comment
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Yeah, I hate it when people try to use things like videotaped direct quotes and eyewitness accounts as evidence.
People who wildly post conjecture and present it as absolute fact scare me...but people who blindly...vehemently...violently dismiss anything other than the official story of what happened on 911 scare me even more.Last edited by Ωbright; 07-25-2007, 03:25 AM.Comment
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sheeple.Comment
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A number of civil engineers and physicists share this very same opinion.People who wildly post conjecture and present it as absolute fact scare me...but people who blindly...vehemently...violently dismiss anything other than the official story of what happened on 911 scare me even more.The unnecessary felling of a tree, perhaps the growth of centuries, seems to me a crime little short of murder." ~ Thomas JeffersonComment
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And?Comment
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And then they made an even more shocking discovery...that the human desire to believe whatever's convenient is greater than science.Originally posted by Caciss View PostComment
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I want that Mulan McNugget sauce, Morty!Comment
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Okay, what is Loose Change? Why are these people contradicting it? And why doesn't the link go to anything in particular?Comment
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Does the link not work? It takes me directly to Loose Change, except with running commentary that has counter points to all of it's arguments.
People who wildly post conjecture and present it as absolute fact scare me...but people who blindly...vehemently...violently dismiss anything other than the official story of what happened on 911 scare me even more.It has nothing to do with convenience, if the evidence for a massive cover up wasn't so god damn laughable I wouldn't have a problem with it. So far, however, all I get is bombs in the sears tower, some stock market stuff that wasn't really that unusual, teams on ninja welders, people removing concrete walls somehow to place thermite to cut vertical beams(I have yet to see a device that would actually do this, thermite doesn't burn sideways.), or massive government coverups where every single person is a heartless monster who has no problem killing thousands of their fellow citizens and never feeling the need to talk about it.And then they made an even more shocking discovery...that the human desire to believe whatever's convenient is greater than science.
It seems like every point that make is easily taken apart. It all reeks of coincidence, speculation, and general conspiracy lunacy. And 1/3 Americans BELIEVE it, the fact that there hasn't been a god damn revolution or ANYTHING besides *****ing about it on the internet/to random people they meet convinces me the majority of them don't even take it that seriously, and just believe it for the same reason people believe in aliens, because conspiracies and thinking you know things other people don't is fun. Leaders have been lynched and exiled for less than what they supposedly believe of our government.Last edited by Garr123; 07-25-2007, 12:06 PM."At first it just looked like a picture of a bunch of lily pads, but then I started scraping at it with my pocket knife and the whole painting just sort of spoke to me," Schmidt said. "For the first time, I finally understand what Monet was trying to get across in her work."Comment
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I think South Park has it right. In order to believe Loose Change one must believe that the government is extremely capable and cunning, when all I've seen is basically amateur hour. They are far too inept.
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Patryn wins.
By which I mean, South Park wins.
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That one's actually believable.where every single person is a heartless monster who has no problem killing thousands of their fellow citizens and never feeling the need to talk about it.
My favorite conspiracy theory is the one that says 9/11 was Al Gore's revenge for losing the election.
Source: Soon after he lost Al Gore grew a beard.
The Cyclops having only one eye, needed to seek shelter from the harsh sun. The shadow cast by the spheres gave him temporary respite.
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I personally love the Die Hard with a Vengeance theory about all of the gold in the base of the towers that was stolen by the government. Along with that a lot of people actually believe the planes were holograms.
It's really quite ridiculous and sad how many people can be persuaded by one video. Considering there’s ample amounts of evidence that leaves little to no mystery surrounding anything that occurred on that day.
It's getting really old hearing someone say Silverstein admitted to "pulling down WTC7".
This is also a great site. Check out the their links page for some videos.
Animation of the plane's crash:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gH02Eh44yUgComment
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