| LurkerJ said: I am not above admitting that I bought into some BS I was fed. I am never above admitting I am wrong, let alone admitting that I am wrong to suspect something. Two things in particular raised my eye brows, her chronic cough and this video here, she paused for less than 3 seconds before her doctor ran towards her before it got bizarre, that's a head scratcher. How did he expect her to freeze before it happened? I don't believe 9/11 was an inside job, I am not a holocaust denier, and I believe Americans landed on the moon. I never said I believed she had parkinson, and lumping me with people who believe 9/11 is a bit unfair to be honest. She is a 68 year old woman, suggesting something might be wrong with her health based on some public incidents isn't nearly as stupid as believing 9/11 was an inside job. Why is everyone telling me to pay more attention to Trump? I don't want that guy anywhere near the Iron Throne. I hope Hillary gets back on her feet soon enough, I hope nothing is wrong with her, I will be happy to admit I was fool enough to believe some youtube video that fed me ridiculous BS, I don't find suggesting she has some sort of a neurological disorder for someone her age is outrageous now, may be I will tomorrow? rest assured that I'll be here first to admit it. |
Fair enough. I have a lot of respect for people who can admit mistakes!
Yes, it would be unfair to put you in the same category as people who think 9/11 is an inside job, I'm sorry if it seemed like that. I would say Doctor Ted Noel is in the same category though.
Yes there have been some weird situations with Hillary, as you pointed out. I just don't think you can read too much into the examples you gave, they might indicate a lot of things, or maybe nothing at all.
Is it reasonable to be concerned about Hillary's health? Yes! She is officially sick at the moment and has probably been on more occations during the campaign. The two candidates have had ridiculous tough programs for a very long time, anybody would experience some health issues under those circumstances. But I don't see anything that suggests it's something permanent.
