[quote]Headhunter wrote:
The trouble with dismissing conspiracy theories is that some have been shown factual.[/quote]
That’s like saying: The trouble with dismissing your dreams as future predictions is that some of them really do happen.
If you make up enough bullshit, you’re bound to come up with something plausible once in a while, if only by chance.
Giving the rest of it attention - well, other than as entertainment or amusement - is a complete waste of time and intellect.
The government can’t get social security right, or medicine, or aid to New Orleans. Our nation is slipping behind on education, so they can’t seem to do that right either. They can’t seem to keep roads and bridges up to code. The list goes on and on, their compentancy is questionable at best. These guys practically need to have a vote on how they should vote.
But that certainly doesn’t discredit our government. Nope I would expect nothing less than one of the biggest, most orchestrated conspiracies in the history of the world. I am sure that it was all holograms just like in scooby doo. And if it wasn’t for those meddling kids “piecing the ‘facts’ together” they would have gotten away free.
Every time I watch one of those videos, it makes me think. But I always end up at the logical conclusion, that our government has both hands up each others’ asses. To even speculate that they are capable of that, yet they were too stupid to at least FABRICATE WMD in Iraq is insane. But just fabricating WMD would be so much simpler than 9/11 conspiracy.
[quote]thunderbolt23 wrote:
Inner Hulk wrote:
Of course this is ridiculously asinine, but then the American public isn’t really known for its intellect.
I’ve never really bought into that theory, but I have to say - you’re doing a pretty good job of changing my mind.[/quote]
LOL.