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originally posted by: vlawde
The problem with people like him is this: They base their views on emotion and fear, which means no logic. You can't debate on logic to someone so emotionally invested in something. They don't care about facts
Which also explains what's going on with people and the current clusterf*** that is the election!
originally posted by: jidnum
originally posted by: violet
originally posted by: jidnum
originally posted by: violet
a reply to: Privy_Princess
I agree.
This guy is obviously well versed on conspiracy theories and targeted the wrong crowd and I don't think we are a large crowd.
The wrong crowd? This video is about YOU. You are the the crowd that is supposed to watch this.
Did you even listen to what he is saying? I think it went right over your head.
Yes. I listened to EVERY SINGLE WORD! Didn't even press pause.
Surely you do not believe everybody (who terminates a pregnancy or supports it) visits conspiracy sites???? We are a minority, so yes it went to a small, crowd and that would make it "wrong". Wrong as in not well thought out. Not wrong as in the opposite of right.
I stand by my comment and the other preceding it.
Thank you
Again right over your head. He is not targeting the wrong crowd. The "conspiracy theory" crowd is the crowd that he is talking about. He says that people are wasting their time researching and watching videos on a theory that has not even been proven as fact, that's what a theory is, letting you know that this is what's happening.
He is not targeting EVERYONE he is talking straight to you, people who waste their time with theories while facts are happening.
originally posted by: collietta
He knew his audience and he knew we would conclude something deeper than abortion. He deceived us, but he also reminded us something important.
We are truth seekers and will do anything to find the answers and we also freely share our knowledge. This thread alone has taught me so much.
This man believed so strongly in his cause he risked his family and himself for his beliefs.
Instead of being bickering key board warriors, shouldn't we also be willing to take action on something we feel strongly about. He had a network of like minded people setting up red herrings around the country. We also have a network of like minded to get whatever our message is about.
I'm not suggesting becoming vigilantes or starting an uprising, i'm suggesting that we also have the capability of helping each other achieve their goals.
originally posted by: collietta
a reply to: thepixelpusher
I agree, I turned it off after the pictures. Felt it was a huge let down. Impressed that some people watched it all.
But now I'm reading the pyschop link to Reddit posted above. I'm now agreeing with them that it was designed to discourage us from finding the truth.