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| quote: | Originally posted by Q5echo
well first off it's offensive but thats irrelevant. |
This is not irrelevant... but I assume that you think building 7 is irrelevant too. Just because its offensive to think, means that it is hard to understand, hard to talk about, and hard to even imagine differently than what was "given" to us as information by the powers that be. That already turns off the idea of open, thought provoking discussion completely due to modern society's inherent apathy... all most people need is their tvs, their computers, their cars, their pools, their parties, and their income to keep paying off debt, and their worries all float away and their world gets smaller and smaller. Because of this, it becomes some wild "conspiracy theory", and no other person will talk about it because thats what crazys talk about.
| quote: | Originally posted by Q5echo
you said it yourself. it's outlandish. |
So is religion, people talk about that all day long.
And the Earth would still be flat today if people kept perpetuating this type of "critical" thinking.
| quote: | Originally posted by Q5echo
after all the tests, and all of the scrutiny it remains "outlandish".
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This sounds like the same garbage being shouted at impressionable minds during the salem witch trials.
Do you ever wonder about things like why do girls shave their legs, and why having a shaved cat is sexy? Do you ever wonder why you or where you started thinking those things, when the opposite was true for generations before us? Do you look and think about trends in media, in society, and the some of the ignorance of people these days, and the stupid stories we all read in the news? Do you ever look at history, or even different cultures today and wonder why they are running around in a jungle naked and "free" only having to do only what's needed to survive as a human, the creatures we are? Do you ever think of yourself as anything more than just that? Do you ever think about why we, or most people work 9-5, 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year? Isnt it just enough to work until the job is done, till you've had enough to survive and provide support for next generations? Who is to set your pace in life? Do you ever wonder why? Do you ever observe your dog, and wonder what would happen to Spot if you stopped feeding him? Ever think about what it would be like to not make any money? Could you feed yourself? Do you know how to survive? Do you ever wonder why most believe that money is of actual value, rather than look at the value of their own self?
| quote: | Originally posted by Q5echo
in order to trancend the "outlandish/civil discussion" divide it must pass the test of simple rationality. it doesn't. it was tried well before you and it fails miserably.
...so get used to being singled out for offensive and outlandish points-of-view until you can come up with another cohesive and rational explaination for what cullminated on that morning in September other than what's been widely accepted. |
So the Gulf of Tonkin was believable at one time, the ideas behind the story were "rational", but then was later found to be questioned more and more, as more people "woke up" to the fact that it could be a farce. Now where are we? How is this "history repeating" so to speak any different?
Last edited by toolman667 on Jan-18-2008 at 16:23
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