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Here is how it should go...
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Building 7 is the smoking gun and there's no way a steel structure could come down like that without explosives. Even the owner of the building admitted that but then tried to say he meant something else when he said "Pull It". He's so arrogant that he figured he can say whatever he wanted and it wouldn't matter, and he was right about that. After all, it's nothing that can't be fixed by throwing money at it. Building 7 alone should be enough evidence but it wasn't and if that doesn't do it then the Government can literally get away with anything. The same Government that wants to disarm citizens. |
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also no doubt you did not click on the link eonblue posted earlier with many quotes from the firemen on scene and established facts as I understand ignoring facts is simply the truther way. oh well i realize trying to talk reason to a closed mind who wont even bother to click a link before posting rubbish is like pushing shit uphill but here is a quote from an email from the chief on the ground that day who made the decisions. A man whos brother was killed in the towers (let that sink in for a bit) and who was the one responsible for "pulling it". There is far more on the link which you will not visit either. Quote:
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It's ok I know you did your best, I understand. Damm gubment and all that, dey gun take our gunz, damm them! |
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Maybe the black boxes from the planes could answer some questions.
What, no black boxes found? Just the remains of paper passports that perfectly confirm the government's story? Hmmm, that's weird. Maybe all of the NYC area expert FBI guys can figure this out. What, they were all called over to California before 9/11 and unable to return because commercial flights were canceled? That's odd. Well, maybe you can provide a video of a steel building crashing down due to office fires - EVER, since the beginning of time? No? None? Hmmmm.... |
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Sure, the fire fighter thought it would collapse, but that certainly was not a collapse |
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Personal Effects and the Crash-Proof Passport |
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it's becoming tedious though. prolly need a better debate adversary at some point. definitely a more adult topic too, after years and years of doing so and their complete lack of accomplishing anything productive, not just lining alex jones' pockets with teh moneys. |
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let's all live our lives based on the fiction and fact from jonny clip's almanac eh
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This guy knows EXACTLY what happened, but he isn't talking...
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That would not and could not happen. How does a steel structure collapse into it's own footprint? Keep in mind that this wasn't just any ordinary building, it was built like a bunker. |
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From a technical standpoint, it was a nice demo job. Even demo jobs that have been well planned out get botched but still remain a solid structure. It takes a lot of work to bring a building down into a pile of rubble.
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are you completely incapable of thinking on your own? do you even know what the 9/11 commission was tasked with? did you even happen to take 1 second to research for yourself? jesus fucking christ. i already knew, but it only took me a millisecond to go get this: Quote:
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dude. your a porner. you are not the smartest guy in the room. ever.
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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh moron |
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and now we're supposed to believe his views on physics as well. fucking classic. |
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They won't even click it. They just ignore it and keep repeating the same Youtube bullshit as 12 years ago. |
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:2 cents: |
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dodge and deflect the fact you are uninformed about what you are trying to act like you are an expert about, classic argument style for conspiracists. Quote:
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ok, grammar nazi, sure thing. in the mean time let's summarize the contest: i've pointed out very clearly how royally lost *truthers* are, fuck, even the name is fucked up, truthers don't want truth, they (you ) want to be right. that because you are not basing your view on fact you are basing it on fear and insecurity. next, i've pointed out what an utter and complete failure the movement has been, not 1 single thing accomplished in close to 13 years, yet you still cling to what you have been told, refusing to dig deeper than face value, not reading reports and 1st hand research, instead accepting other's views of that, you deflect and dodge from that. third, i clearly pointed out how you fail at researching your point of view, you glob on to something you glanced over on a message board and run with it like it's fact, like the 9/11 report didn't include 7wtc. moreover, it's also been shown that you have not come up with 1 single shred of any new data that corroborates your position in the years and years since the event. finally, it's been illustrated here that instead of being able to admit you are incorrect about even the most trivial of points, you fail at being able to admit being wrong and instead, dig the rabbit hole conspiracy deeper to cover your ass. on the other side of the argument, my mistake was a typo, so you use that to *gotcha* me. classic. |
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I gave up with the ostrich crew. You are free to believe whatever you are told. |
dodge and deflect.
keep it up for another 13 years. |
why are the truthers dodging https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1104063 ? Can any of you whackos tell us sane people (sorry, gov't sheeple) why we should believe your version of the truth, when *your own logic* dictates that your truth is also lies, conspiracies, controlled misinformation, and cover-ups?
Looking forward to reading answers in that thread :conehead |
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You can go fuck yourself. I just find it hilarious when people try and stand on a pedestal and look down on others intellectually. For the record, I am just not interested in reading any points you make. This will be my last post in this thread and most likely to you for a good long while. |
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that also sums up the 'you believe crap you are being fed' line truthers trot out as some kind of point, when we all believe what we are 'fed' from wherever we get it, which is how we form opinions in the first fucking place. As I think BlackCrayon said, same process, different source is all - at least the sane people understand that.
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WTC 7 Questions and Answers about the NIST WTC 7 Investigation How the Loss of One Column May Have Led to the Collapse of WTC 7 WTC 7 did not fall into its own footprint. It did not fall down uniformly. It did not fall down entirely straight. Those are all myths spread by Alex Jones and his obedient band of Youtube warriors. |
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this pic is hard to refute. http://www.debunking911.com/wtc7pile.jpg |
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That's because: a) The don't have all the facts. b) They wouldn't know how to add them up anyways. c) They make up their own facts. |
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sadly, i'm sure many government officials would rather see us all arguing about this sort of thing rather than coming together. but the fact is, there isn't a middle ground, the conspiracists require us to buy into their whole premise. |
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you really need to learn how to read and debate/argue. |
http://editthis.info/logic/Hans_Eyse...es_of_Argument
It's sometimes a disadvantage to reason with People of shallow Understandings; for be their Intention ever so honest, they shall wrangle about a thousand things solidly prov'd, for want of comprehending the Force of an Argument. Now for Eysenck's Rules of Argument "These rules are simple, but I recommend them to anyone who has occasion to engage in public arguments. Briefly, they are as follows": 1. Never argue about something about which you are fundamentally ignorant. Adherence to this rule alone would reduce the number of arguments in the world dramatically. 2. Do your homework, so that you really know everything there is to know about the topic in question. (I.e. know your opponent's position.) 3. Keep what you have to say short, because if you go on for any length of time the audience will forget the points you are making. 4. Concentrate on the most important points, and don't go hunting after those that matter less. 5. Having decided what are the most important points, force your opponent to answer these points, and don't let him [or her] escape by dragging in all sorts of irrelevant matters" (Eysenck, H, 1997, p. 76). "Among the many errors committed are having no central theme, concentrating too much on unimportant aspects rather than vital ones, giving too much detail, ...over-estimating the background knowledge of the audience, failing to set the research in its proper background, and so forth ad nauseam. I consciously tried to avoid all these errors, and think of the particular audiences I was addressing, their needs, interests and requirements..." (Eysenck, 1997, p. 122). "[My father] taught me that it is very important indeed to have a particular high spot in your presentation, something which stands out and which will be remembered by the audience for a long time" (Eysenck, 1997, p. 122) |
johnny- learn to argue properly:
A "straw man argument" is the process of taking an argument of the opponent, distorting it or taking it out of context so that it basically changes meaning, and then ridiculing it in order to make the opponent look bad. |
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