Originally posted by selfless
There is no such thing as a no planer,
O yes there is. There's a staunch difference between saying with an open mind "perhaps, if the evidence holds up", and then "NO PLANES HIT
THE TOWERS AND THATS A FACT!". The people propagating theories like these are clearly biased towards the belief that no planes were used. According
to social science, if you get a group of people who share an ideological viewpoint you now have a social group. They are a social group who are
attempting to propagate their viewpoint.
a person who is open to the idea that it's possible there were no planes is not a person who is only gonna consider that theory as a
possibility.
Like fast food, there's a shelf life to being open to things. It's about being open when they idea is presented, and then you analyze their related
evidence from there. When the evidence falls apart it's time to stop being so open to their claims. When evidence is smacked down like the US initial
invasion of Iraq, yet the proponents persist we're no longer dealing with being open to an idea, and it's time to start questioning the reasonng or
motives behind the parrots who persist. Ask yourself if you've ever done this, and why you get offended when people debunk wild claims like no planes
or nukes melting cars.
To call a person a no planer just because he's open minded is IGNORANT.
To need all of that explained to you, or needing to be enlightened how a false story can be disinfo but so can diversionary tactics, is being
ignorant. Before you go getting offended there are different different definitions of ignorance for different contexts.
[edit on 7-6-2007 by IgnoranceIsntBlisss]