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Posted by d-miurge on Sep-09-2009 06:42:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Damerchi
what if the government paid people to help perpetuate the illusion that conspiracy theorists are paid directly in order to cover up the truth?

didn't think about that did you, you fucken sheep.

Posted by SuspicionVandit on Sep-09-2009 07:00:

uhhhhhhhhh

uhhhhhhhhhhhh

nanothermites.

The only thing I can come up with is maybe if commercial airplanes have flares in them just in case someone decides to launch a heat seeking missile at it.
But why exactly would a domestic airliner have military grade flares in them? Answer? To defuse a threat from domestic terrorism.
Domestic terrorism? Am I talking about US Citizen on US Citizen violence?
Yep.
I wonder who was a US citizen on 9/11.

Bush

Posted by bigjimslade002 on Sep-09-2009 08:45:

this is my friend chad.hes a huuuge conspiracy theorist.i mean over the top.heres my one of my segments with him on what i call "CHADspiricies" its about autism and vacines:

a little long.but something to watch if your bored at work today.

his 911 views are epic also.he's going to ground zero in 2 days for the annual 911 conspiracy protest.

Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Sep-09-2009 11:36:

The autism vaccine thing has actually cost lives because people use that misinformation as justification not to get vaccines for preventable illnesses.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Sep-09-2009 11:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
I beg your pardon? There's a reason why they're called 'conspiracy theorists' and not '9/11 theorists' or 'Roswell theorists'. It's because a majority of them will blindly believe the opposite of whatever the authorities or the media tell them. I don't think this qualifies them for 'stupidity directed at a certain subject'.

Rather, their mindset of logical reasoning and intelligence is inherently flawed, which you yourself admitted. In the context of life in general, I would say that the inability to employ logic is a fairly major flaw with serious implications.

Actually, plenty of people who only believe one theory are still labelled a conpiracy theorist, even though that's beside the point. The "subject" I'm referring to is that of government/authority being deceptive and untrustworthy. Perhaps "concept" is a better word.

Either way, my point is that governments very frequently lie to us, and shouldn't be trusted. What seperates a cynic from a conspiracy nut is spotting when it's just got a little too stupid to be true.

Posted by gehzumteufel on Sep-09-2009 16:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
The autism vaccine thing has actually cost lives because people use that misinformation as justification not to get vaccines for preventable illnesses.

Not only that, but herd immunity in some places in the US has basically been eliminated because of this. California has a real problem with it. Some schools are vaccinated as low as 60%. Pretty horrible considering for herd immunity to be effective it has to be 80% or above.

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