Without Rights
Muse
- Joined
- Feb 8, 2007
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Sigh.
All right. Imagine a mother leaving her child in a room with a plate of cookies. She comes back several minutes later to find the cookies gone and crumbs on the kid's face.
Clearly, the question of whether it is POSSIBLE for someone to have broken in, stolen the cookies, and rubbed crumbs on the kid's face is NOT THE ISSUE HERE. Why would anyone even bring up such an absurd possibility?
This is why you are dismissed as a conspiracy theorist.
In the 9/11 example we have no "crumbs on the face" of anybody. So without the hard evidence such as "crumbs" would you punish the child. If someone had broken in you would sure feel like a lousy parent.
Your biases are shining through your rhetoric. You discount controlled demolision with a preconcieved notion that it is absurd. If you start with that notion your conclusion is biased.