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Originally posted by gavron
What a laugh! You ask me to "save my insults" in the same sentence you call me a RED HERRING? Pot - kettle - black
Originally posted by thrashee
Excellent point. There already is enough information out there to support the "mainstream" explanation of events.
Originally posted by thrashee
You had an event that was witnessed personally, televised, and recorded across the globe: two planes struck the towers, and later on the towers collapsed. This is our starting point, and because this was actually seen by millions of people
the claim of what actually happened is self-evident.
So now we get to your counter-claims, and your burden of proof.
So forget my proof
Originally posted by Jake the Dog Man
The OP has already stated that English was his 1st language, twice I believe. His excuse had nothing to do with his use of grammar or bad spelling.
Originally posted by thrashee
The conspiracy theorists watch these events, and start to question. They wonder if what they've seen with their own eyes might not be true. They wonder if it's possible for the towers to have collapsed based upon what they, in fact saw.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Agreed. And some people actually suspected demolition, for example, the moment they saw the towers fall. I wasn't one of them, but that opinion was certainly there from the start.
Now this gets fuzzy because when you say "what actually happened is self-evident" are you sure you aren't referring to what you think happened? Because what you think happened (for example, inside those buildings as they fell) is a completely different ball game than what actually happened inside of them, which is what we're arguing about in the first place because neither of us really know.
The "our consensus was here first!" thing is immature and not scientific by any standard whatsoever. The theory is that the airliners and fire brought the buildings down, for example, but that was never a scientifically-supported theory, so you can't argue that there is really anything to refute in the first place.
The only reason I have is because I know it doesn't exist.
Otherwise I would definitely want proof from you, and you really should try to provide some for others if you want to make any case to them at all. We have no reason to take your word for anything.
Originally posted by LoneGunMan
Originally posted by thrashee
The conspiracy theorists watch these events, and start to question. They wonder if what they've seen with their own eyes might not be true. They wonder if it's possible for the towers to have collapsed based upon what they, in fact saw.
Wrong dude. Most people that question the events of that day at the time were sheep and did not question anything fed by the main stream media and government. I will admit I was one of them. The events of THAT day was the catalyst for millions t awaken from there slumber.
Originally posted by cashlink
Some of us are doubtful because we are not taken in by liers.
Most normal people are not suckered in everything they see on TV.
Yes, you said (witnessed by so many people.) Thanks for sharing that we didnt know.
Parts of the events have been disproved by science (The Steven Jones report.) But people like you just hand wave it as a conspiracies and parrot
Bill OReilly and Fox news and the rest of the news pundants.
All of 911 was negative.
Wow! so you think that everyone who dosent believe in the Government version of 911 believes in holographic planes. I think you are on the wrong path in your deluded thinking.
Yes this is what the Government has been doing in all their 911 reports. lol Infact their tripping over their lies
they cant get it right! the 911 reports contradic each other, its a laughable joke!
Originally posted by thrashee
Although I like your ad hominem slants in calling those that believe the mainstream to be sheep. It's certainly not a cliche, and it only serves to make us take conspiracy theorists more seriously
Originally posted by Jake the Dog Man
I reiterate… the OP has already stated that English was his 1st language, twice I believe. His excuse had nothing to do with his use of grammar or bad spelling.
Reread the post… I didn’t claim this; I was just pointing it out.
Don’t look for trouble where there is none.
Originally posted by thrashee
reply to post by LoneGunMan
While your emotional appeals to greatness versus cowardice are certainly entertaining (I especially liked the part about grandchildren), it still doesn't make this any less of an ad hominem attack.
How does one look at themselves in the mirror in the morning stating things like that.
To be a man is not to be cold and unfeeling.
A real man picks himself up by the balls and takes care of business when he has too. He also knows how to feel and take care of others that have fallen.
Originally posted by LoneGunMan
It is not an as hominem attack. It is the only way to describe someone that never questions the Government or what the boob tube tells them. You have been in front of the corporate indoctrination machine too long if you are being a sheep.
An emotional appeal to greatness? I am humble,talking about running with the wolves, if you feel that is greater than being a sheep then try it.
Last great thing I did was pull a woman from a mangled wreck that had 7 compound fractures and a 3 year old girl in the backseat that will never feel anything again from the neck down. Try and swallow that and keep walking with the wolves buddy, personally I don't think you have what it takes.