Just doesn't add up

It didn't make sense

Just doesn't add up

It didn't make sense

I need to ask a serious question of both sides of the whole 9/11 argument/debate/pissing contest. I avoid the 9/11 forum like the plaque and will revert back to the status after I receive some feed back. Having read through the recent plethora of 9/11 10 year anniversary related activity here at ATS. I have to ask the following

Is there a popular book or Youtube video on the topic that uses those phrases? I keep seeing them used over and over and over again as if its a programmed response by many members who seem otherwise very intelligent and intuitively independent thinkers {which they have been able to demonstrate repeatedly on many other unrelated topics and forums} yet, when it's about 9/11 and the days events IQs appear to drop with all those abilities going right out the window and those phrases get dragged out AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN

Now THAT really doesn't add up or make sense Now, honestly can we please get a new CANNED RESPONSE catch phrase? Because I've seen those phrases used so much and by so many that it's gotten to the point of it being a running joke about "Truthers" and honestly for someone such as myself who doesn't {completely buy the OS version of the events} I have to say it cheapens and weakens their arguments.

Don't believe me? Just read any 9/11 thread were some "Claim" to have been on the fence and then later came to "Realize" something was wrong because it "just doesn't add up or It didn't make sense" as if somehow that adds legitimacy.

This isn't an argument for or against any particular side or the other just about those excessively used phrases and the potentially unrealized common source.

Thanks

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There is no popular video programming people to use those phrases. People use those phrases because they are the most common method of communicating the concept that something is illogical.

Originally posted by DrinkYourDrug
There is no popular video programming people to use those phrases. People use those phrases because they are the most common method of communicating the concept that something is illogical.

well i would have to say i've seen it many times in conspiracy documentaries and when it comes to 911 truth but i dont think there is anything wrong with the use of those phrases... in my opinion it is a "fit" phrase to use to " communicate the concept that something is illogical."

I sort of see what the OP is saying but I don't think there's anything more to the repeated use of those phrases other than the fact that they distinctly express the meaning "I don't understand". I'm sure there's many other topics here on ATS where you'd see those lines repeated many times.