Kamuix
Active Member
I'm not saying a plane didn't hit the towers or saying that the towers didn't fall or anything weird like that. I'm saying the government was involved and at least had known about what was coming before it came. Are you a researcher with or without an open mind? Do you purposely try and find things to convince yourself that conspiracy theories are crazy? Obviously your answer will probably be no. People do narrow minded things without noticing. People who are narrow minded don't say they are and say they don't like open minded people, It doesn't work like that. Did you ever think to yourself "maybe I should give these conspiracies a change"? Probably not. People who have been condition into society in a strong enough way closes their minds to anything that's not currently socially acceptable. From the beginning when you hear about these theories it always seems crazy, but if instead of giving it a chance, if you just take a negative view on it, find things to convince yourself it's crazy(which is easy to do since it's socially unpopular and post people are also conditioned, therefor there's a lot of hate against it promoted by the establishment) Then what happens is you build up a hate for "Conspiracy Theorists" which then it becomes harder and harder to consider the possibility.
This type of psychological thinking goes a long with a lot of different things in society. Marijuana is a perfect example, a drug much safer and less addictive then Tobacco and Alcohol yet society will tell you it's worse and to judge people who use it(maybe 75% of the time). This is even worse with other drugs like Mushrooms, Ketamine, MDMA(extacy), Mescaline, LSD, Opiates, which are all safer then Alcohol.. Surprising? Not if you actually do the research instead of going by what society tells you. Alcohol is widely acceptable you see it everywhere in every class. And notice that we're always reminded of alcohols dangers yet no matter what gets said about it's dangers it's acceptability in society stays the same. But going to the big bad illegal drugs that the media/establishment/education system etc. demonizes constantly, notice how everything bad about an illegal drug will be used to justify it being illegal and to justify judging people who use it etc. But when something bad gets mentioned about Alcohol it's not used in the same way.. notice that? This is societies conditioning in a much more see-able way.
You kind of have to get passed the way society tells you to think before you can look at this in a balanced way. Building 7 wasn't even hit by a place yet it fell perfectly straight down in seven seconds. There was tons of video cameras facing the pentagon when it was hit. they were immediately confiscated and then there was(and still is) a whole bunch of questions being asked about what really did hit the pentagon. one 5 frame video was released that didn't show what hit the pentagon. To prove that plane hit the building all they would have to do was release one of those videos.. Yet they didn't. These are two of the biggest examples of what could easily make a reasonable person skeptical. I know Grissie is going to post quoting this saying "That's not evidence" like he always does. But he uses that to justify avoiding the questions I ask him and a way to convince himself that I'm just a crazy delirious conspiracy theorists. We've gone far past that and I've countered him on it many times but he's conditioned and far too gone to wake up to reality.
The point is the problem isn't that i don't show enough evidence, that's a front you guys use to reject everything I say at once. The problem is you guys are conditioned into societies beliefs and until you get passed that and open your mind to other possibilities.
This type of psychological thinking goes a long with a lot of different things in society. Marijuana is a perfect example, a drug much safer and less addictive then Tobacco and Alcohol yet society will tell you it's worse and to judge people who use it(maybe 75% of the time). This is even worse with other drugs like Mushrooms, Ketamine, MDMA(extacy), Mescaline, LSD, Opiates, which are all safer then Alcohol.. Surprising? Not if you actually do the research instead of going by what society tells you. Alcohol is widely acceptable you see it everywhere in every class. And notice that we're always reminded of alcohols dangers yet no matter what gets said about it's dangers it's acceptability in society stays the same. But going to the big bad illegal drugs that the media/establishment/education system etc. demonizes constantly, notice how everything bad about an illegal drug will be used to justify it being illegal and to justify judging people who use it etc. But when something bad gets mentioned about Alcohol it's not used in the same way.. notice that? This is societies conditioning in a much more see-able way.
You kind of have to get passed the way society tells you to think before you can look at this in a balanced way. Building 7 wasn't even hit by a place yet it fell perfectly straight down in seven seconds. There was tons of video cameras facing the pentagon when it was hit. they were immediately confiscated and then there was(and still is) a whole bunch of questions being asked about what really did hit the pentagon. one 5 frame video was released that didn't show what hit the pentagon. To prove that plane hit the building all they would have to do was release one of those videos.. Yet they didn't. These are two of the biggest examples of what could easily make a reasonable person skeptical. I know Grissie is going to post quoting this saying "That's not evidence" like he always does. But he uses that to justify avoiding the questions I ask him and a way to convince himself that I'm just a crazy delirious conspiracy theorists. We've gone far past that and I've countered him on it many times but he's conditioned and far too gone to wake up to reality.
The point is the problem isn't that i don't show enough evidence, that's a front you guys use to reject everything I say at once. The problem is you guys are conditioned into societies beliefs and until you get passed that and open your mind to other possibilities.