What is with the Conspiracy Theorist? (Ron Paul, ethic, legal, drug)
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Thankfully the internet comes with an off switch so you don't have to be a part of the silliness. How you stumbled into this thread is what I want to know if conspiracy "nuts" bore you so much.
Thankfully the internet comes with an off switch so you don't have to be a part of the silliness. How you stumbled into this thread is what I want to know if conspiracy "nuts" bore you so much.
After such a sad day, I figured I could use a chuckle before going to bed....that's why I read this thread.
Most of the people I've employed over the years are conspiracy freaks (it goes with the job). Typical traits include too much booze and pot, living in a tin shed or caravan (trailer) and owning a $100 car -or part shares in a $100 car. Dog eared Nexus magazines or pot covered Uncensored mags are de rigueur
Knowledge of the "theories" is usually piecemeal and theories are often intertwined with other theories although not intentionally. It can be tiring getting educated by these types but on the plus side, there's always someone to have a few drinks with after work.
what a funny thread...
you liberal wing nuts should really pay attention to your ownselves.
I see a lot of exconspiracy theorist here.
half you window-lickers whined about Bush/Cheney eating babies and taking over the world for 8 years.
bull#@@
I have long believed that Bush''s administration incompetence is what led to 9/11, not a conspiracy.
I made fun of those idiots who said another "terror" attack was being planned and cheny/bush would become a dictatorship. Loose change refers to the capabilities of their brain.
Conspiracy theorist/counter narrative are, the way I view it, consistent across administrations
Until someone can explain to me why JFK's head went backward when he was shot, why there was no 747 found at the Pentagon, why Israeli companies warned of an attack and moved out of the World Trade Centers weeks before 9/11, and why the government lied about the 2nd Gulf of Tonkin incident, until someone can explain all of that then it is ignorant to claim conspiracies don't exist.
Everything it seems is a freaking conspiracy..
It's seems this is the thought process shared mostly by of our "libertarian friends."
As well as shared/promoted by Libertarian Media.
First question asked at tonights press conference, "is this a false flag attack to take away our civil liberties".
As I type this there seems to be a mentally slow sounding guy trying to shout questions.
These people think everything is a conspiracy.
Sandy Hook
Aurora Theater Shooting
The Giffords shooting.
Loughner was a confirmed member of a conspiracy website. And is routinely defended by members of that website.
Which makes you wonder if sites or other certain media like that are promoting certain activities. We had the "different thinking survivalist/libertarian type" who shot the bus driver and held a kid hostage in his bunker for a few days.
It's seems that their thought process is that there are no evil people in the world, there are no nutjobs who do evil things. There are just false flags, and grand schemes by the government.
Yet these people dare to try to push their candidates on the public in elections. They really want their political views to be taken seriously....right
sigh......
There are conspiracy theorists because life is nothing but conspiracies. Bosses conspire against employees - employees conspire against bosses. We conspire to keep our own children in line when they don't listen to us. We conspire against our spouses to see certain things we might disagree with our way. We all do it. So why wouldn't governments, groups of people?
Most of the people I've employed over the years are conspiracy freaks (it goes with the job). Typical traits include too much booze and pot, living in a tin shed or caravan (trailer) and owning a $100 car -or part shares in a $100 car. Dog eared Nexus magazines or pot covered Uncensored mags are de rigueur
Knowledge of the "theories" is usually piecemeal and theories are often intertwined with other theories although not intentionally. It can be tiring getting educated by these types but on the plus side, there's always someone to have a few drinks with after work.
Interesting. I don't meet any of those criteria. In fact I was less into conspiracies when I was drinking and smoking regularly. There has to come a point in someone's life when they just can't buy into the bull**** anymore. While I agree that not everything is a conspiracy (Newtown, Aurora, and Giffords), there is enough evidence that information is being withheld from tragedies such as JFK, 9/11, Lusitania, Pearl Harbor, and many other events. I believe that people who question the "official narrative" are more compassionate than the ones who blindly accept it as they show a drive in wanting to find out the truth. However, in today's society, questions are no longer accepted. If you don't believe the governmental account you are made out to be an enemy.
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