reply to post by Anonymous ATS
May I offer an opposing view?
I find the label "debunker" is used more and more as a slur meant to minimize what someone 'brings the table'. Meaning, if someone is so-called
"debunker" then they are to be ignored. The charge of being a debunker, on these forums, is right up there with 'dis-info agent', 'paid
government spook', etc (and equally laughable).
Truthers are so emotionally invested in the conclusion of their various theories they see any critique of their “work” as a personal attack. This
should serve as a huge red flag. Truthers
can not separate
themselves from the subject matter. They are (IMO) so closely tied to the
conclusions they are literally unable to see what’s right in front of them. IMO, die-hard truthers think the “movement” is as much about
them as it is the subject matter. Truthers don’t understand that they should be embracing skeptics, not separating themselves. Then again,
truthers (IMO) don’t care what skeptics think. To them, 9-11 being a conspiracy is a forgone conclusion. That’s why there is such a negative,
hostile reaction from truthers when you critize the far too easy contradictions. That is, they know what they know, they don’t need facts to come to
the (to them) obvious conclusions and how dare you say something about their theory! Remember, it’s as much about them, as it is the subject
matter.
Do yourself a favor and research the various leaders of this sham "movement". These are the same fear pimps that have been making the rounds on
Coast to Coast and various conspiracy-type symposiums
for years and years.
9-11 is just another alarm bell these con-artists use to support their income made from dealing in conspiracies, paranoia, "us versus them"
mentality, the NWO, the illuminate, etc, etc, etc. IMO, the only people debating, are truthers and those that enjoy engaging them. The “average
Joe” doesn’t buy into the various conspiracies. This “debate” has never been a debate and only exists with those sad individuals (all five or
six of them) that ‘protest’ at ground zero every Saturday, in internet forums and on various radio shows. The idea there is a raging debate among
serious people is a total sham. Sure there are busy threads on internet forums, like this one, but consider the audience when compared to available
population.
It’s been seven years. The time to bring forth real, credible evidence (any!!) is long gone. For goodness sake, this is why theories like
“hologram projectors” are talked about with a straight face. That is, the so-called movement has failed so miserably to provide absolutely
anything that can be considered proof they are left to create fantasies as to how the buildings were “demolished”.
I mean this with no nastiness: I think the whole movement is truly sad. I respond to these messages because if I can prevent just one person from
being sucked into this kind of nonsense, it will be worth it.
[edit on 4-6-2008 by SlightlyAbovePar]