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I agree that it's absurd to think he's dead. I am more in the camp that thinks perhaps he has Bell's Palsy or something else he is still recovering from and just doesn't want to show, or discuss with the public, at this time.
Lets hope so. Time will tell........
He's been on Facetime with people though. Again, though, WHY would they hide any injuries he still has? For what reason are they conspiring along with dozens of others to hide it? It makes no sense. Also, why would he have Bells Palsy? You get that from a viral infection, when did he have a viral infection? He didn't.
Conspiracy theorists don't seem to understand exactly how difficult it is to pull off a conspiracy. If Hamlin had actually died on the field - or even in the ambulance/at the hospital - how on earth would they be able to get 50 plus Buffalo Bills teammates, plus coaches, trainers, staff, etc. to all uniformly agree to pretend that the man is alive and visiting them at practice, etc.? It would be thoroughly impossible.
Conspiracy theorists don't seem to understand exactly how difficult it is to pull off a conspiracy. If Hamlin had actually died on the field - or even in the ambulance/at the hospital - how on earth would they be able to get 50 plus Buffalo Bills teammates, plus coaches, trainers, staff, etc. to all uniformly agree to pretend that the man is alive and visiting them at practice, etc.? It would be thoroughly impossible.
That’s what I wondered about people who believed Alex Jones “crisis actor” nonsense about Sandy Hook being faked. Everyone in the town, every cop, the mayor and city council, ambulance driver, parent, teacher, children, the mailmen, anyone even outside of town who knew the kids, all of them, all would have to be in on it. But then again I don’t think critical thinking is the strong suit of Alex Jones listeners.
That’s what I wondered about people who believed Alex Jones “crisis actor” nonsense about Sandy Hook being faked. Everyone in the town, every cop, the mayor and city council, ambulance driver, parent, teacher, children, the mailmen, anyone even outside of town who knew the kids, all of them, all would have to be in on it. But then again I don’t think critical thinking is the strong suit of Alex Jones listeners.
Exactly. With respect to Hamlin, his family would have to agree to pretend that he has not passed away and agree to not file a wrongful death lawsuit, etc., and then every single player on the team, coach, staff, etc., plus EMT and hospital personnel would also have to agree to keep up the lie. It's such a stupid concept. And Alex Jones is a moron.
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