Why do family members bother us about Conspiracy?, page 1
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reply posted on 2-2-2011 @ 07:10 PM by stars15k
From the non-conspiratorial side of the room: I get the same thing from my husband.....he has no clue why I find researching for facts and debunking all the theories I can is so entertaining for me. It's part learning experience, a really big part, and the other part service to those on the fence, or exposed to some PCT (paranoid conspiracy theory) for the first time, by showing the real world answer to why there are white lines behind airplanes, or why several seismographs are showing just one earthquake, not many.
There is also something that has no analogy to being non-conspiratorial.....paranoia. Paranoia is a symptom of mental illness. The fact that they are pointing out the time you spend on the computer and researching shows you are not spending enough quality time with them. You isolate yourself behind the monitor, speaking to people about things for which there is no proof......they are theories, after all. And you think, and show that they are not in on your secrets, they are wrong, they are asleep and therefore stupid.
If my husband was a conspiracy nut, believing even one of the many theories out there, I wouldn't put up with it. It's not a healthy thought pattern to fear (and that is what you are doing.....fearing something unknown) every little thing is some how part of a plot against you.
If they are saying you need to get out more, need to read a book, leave the computer off for a while, pull your head out of your @$$, or whatever, you should listen. Or you will lose them, and the dread "they" you believe in has won. Last time I checked, family and friends were more important than worrying about the tiled floor shown on a foyer floor of a home owned by someone who is famous for having a porn tape and a big butt.


reply posted on 2-2-2011 @ 07:25 PM by EssenSieMich
reply to post by stars15k



You should watch this video and then tell me what you think. It sounds as though you may have some good insights on the subject.




reply posted on 2-2-2011 @ 07:36 PM by EssenSieMich
reply to post by Chakotay



Sad but true. It always does seem to be the family members that rat people out and from what I see it mostly seems to be women. They seem to be the most easily swayed by the big pharma lies that people need to be medicated for everything and if you're not medicated - there must be something wrong with you.


reply posted on 2-2-2011 @ 07:50 PM by davidgrouchy
Ever since the riots started
I have been using this video to calm
and relax my friends and family, and it's worked.

An alcholoic friend responded on Facebook with "Beautiful."

My baby sister sent a message from Paris say "this made my morning."

I brought some governement housing rappers into my house, gave em each a coke
and showed them this video. They shrugged it off, but one came back
two days later and wanted to talke about a video he wanted to make.






Timestop 1:13 - 1:24
Pertains directly to this thread.

The lyrics for those 11 seconds say

"A future full of isolated...
Isolated... boys and girls."

I recommend showing them this video,
and asking if they have any questions.

Here is how to grade the results.

Zero questions = completely asleep
infinite questions = awake

Most will fall somewhere inbetween.


David Grouchy

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