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Originally Posted by Speakeasy
Yes, but when you simply accuse someone of being anti-American and don't attempt to address their question, you might as well just say "I don't know, I don't care and you're stupid."
Unfortunately, the 9/11 Conspiracy crowd is going to take that as a victory, people reading this thread and going to think you have a weak case and more harm will be done than good.
From my experience, the best thing one can do is simply do a little research and refute one's claim with readily available evidence. That way, you don't have to rely on emotion, the 9/11 conspiracy theorist looks like a moron and everyone learns a little something.
Perhaps we just have different approaches.  |
No
According to conspiracy thinking, the
lack of anything can raise questions that have sinister implications.
All of it comes back to blaming Americans for 9/11 and exonerating the terrorists. That is where they
ALL lead to. I will have no part in it.
Whether you do battle or reason and argue with them is obviously your own choice. I will not.
"He who lies down with anti-American dogs gets up with conspiratorial fleas" or words to that effect.