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Metallicube on 19 June 2011
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hudsoniscool said:
Metallicube said:

Kasz, don't make me laugh with that junk. debunking911.com is the biggest excuse I've seen for a "debunking" site ever. I have read through many of their arguments thoroughly and they do nothing more than distort information, cherrypick, and use vague statements and speculation to try and explain the mess that is the government's official conspiracy - a story with more holes in it than swiss cheese. They pick out the seemginly weakest arguments, while ignoring several others, to try and sway weak minded people into believing them. That is manipulation at its finest.

I'm sorry, but nothing is EVER going to convince me that a 47 story steel reinforced concrete building can implode in 7 seconds without explosives, especially when no plane hit it. The same way nothing will convince me that santa claus exists. There comes a point where you have to separate yourself from the mainstream media propaganda they consistantly pound into your head, and trust your own common sense, your own intuition.

theres no point in arguing with these people. They are brainwashed and narrowminded. Nothing you can say will change there view. All the facts are there but they just cant accept it. If you presented all the facts to everyone in the country a good 30-40% would never believe you because they dont think "the best country in the world" would ever do anything like that.

Agreed. It's just sad how much maintstream media can influence public opinion. I'm 100% convinced that if, theoretically, there WAS no "official" story about 9/11 and everyone just saw the footage of the towers and left to use their own intuition, most people would agree there were explosives. It's painfully obvious. But since the government says there isn't, well that's it for them. Their mind is made up.

I truly believe if the government told people there was a tooth fairy, people would believe that as well. Blind faith in nationalism and government can really be a scary thing, and 9/11 has certainly taught me this lesson.