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I actually think there are elements of truth in both of these peoples opinions. What I don't appreciate is being called a nut, or stupid by a person who obviously has the maturity of a 13 year old boy with an avatar of some girl with her hand in her pants.
Cool, so should I also base your maturity on your avatar? Sounds like fun, but is there any point to it?
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I have picked a side and I have shown consistancy.
Consistency in believing in a conspiracy, regardless of what the facts are.
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I don't just chime in a bag other people out and wait for them to somehow slip up. You seem to consistently repeat this process and make NO point but name-calling.
I thought my point was clear...these conspiracies are not based on fact, and those who promote these conspiracies base it on poor science and irrationality, and display the same symptoms as Creationists.
The logic employed by both groups are strikingly similar.
Young Earth Creationist evidence and logic completely contradicts Old Earth Creationist evidence, but both groups will stick to their premise that the scientifically accepted explanation is invalid.
The same applies for the US Government Let it Happen and Made it Happen groups...their evidence contradicts each other, but in general they disregard evidence contradicting their position.
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I believe in what I believe in and I think I've spelt it out (across several topics on these forums).
I don't make a habit of following you from thread to thread, so I'm mainly basing what I think your opinion is on what you've posted in this thread.
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I haven't watched one documentary and decided blindly from that the US are some evil empire... I've seen a lot of evidence that suggests that something is askew in the way things are travelling.
I've seen a lot of evidence that the Moon Landing is a hoax. What differentiates me from those conspiracy nuts who believe the Moon Landing is a hoax is a bit of common sense, as well as having a look at the 'facts' presented in the conspiracy theory, and seeing they don't really hold up.
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You can't validate your argument anymore than I can validate mine (due to our ONLY sources) so don't try and pretend that you can rightfully call people names and carry on the way you do.
I can, for one simple fact: the burden of evidence is on you, who claim that the US government are involved in some conspiracy and somehow responsible for the 9/11 attacks.
Flying Spagetti Monster logic, I can't prove he doesn't exist, that does not mean he exists.
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I don't wear a tin hat my friend. Stop treating me like I do.
Oh, so you don't believe in conspiracies? I got the impression otherwise in everything else you've posted. I don't see any consistency here.
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Show some more respect and present an argument and not just pick on other peoples arguments.
If it makes you happy, I'll substitute the word 'nuts' with 'theorists'.
My arguement is that 9/11 conspiracy theorists rely on poor science, irrationality and an arguement from incredulity. You, for example, have decided the American government either staged 9/11 or deliberately allowed it to happen. You've openly stated this, and won't back it up with evidence. If you had evidence for one, it contradicts the other. But you've decided regardless you are not going to accept the most commonly accepted and scientifically sound explanation.
Yours is an irrational opinion which a large minority share.
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Or are you just going to give up and fade away once it gets too difficult to come up with a decent response like the last time we had a discussion regarding a similar topic on this forum?
Um, what?