Gravy
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The scene fades out at 10.23 seconds.What exact number do they stop the stopwatch on?
The scene fades out at 10.23 seconds.What exact number do they stop the stopwatch on?
This is a classic appeal to emotion.
No matter how bad he feels, the simple fact is that the petition itself is nonsense.
I'm not excusing bad behavior on either side of the aisle, just pointing out the facts. If Bob McIlvaine doesn't like the response he's getting, then he should ally himself with more reliable scientists. The choice is entirely up to him.
The scene fades out at 10.23 seconds.
It is no more an appeal to emotion than the "disrespecting victims" line used here every day by skeptics.
Please listen to the audio.
"The twin towers were 1362 and 1368 feet tall" is a statement of fact, not a material claim. "Without damaging either the wings or the light poles" is a material claim. Do you understand the difference?Gravy, I wasn't asked about material claims, just claims. The goalposts shift again.
Then you won't have any problem naming one, although Dylan Avery can't.There are dozens of claims that they get right and more that are not proven either way.
Argumentum ad hominem tu quoqueIt is no more an appeal to emotion than the "disrespecting victims" line used here every day by skeptics.
Please listen to the audio.
You didn't read my previous posts carefully. They started the stopwatch from 0:00 more than two seconds after the collapse had commenced.Yes it fades out. The stopwatch is never stopped and at no point do they try and pin the collapse on an exact number like 10.23 seconds. The stopwatch is simply a visual aid.
They say approximately 10 seconds just as the 911 commission report does.
You didn't read my previous posts carefully. They started the stopwatch from 0:00 more than two seconds after the collapse had commenced.
It is no more an appeal to emotion than the "disrespecting victims" line used here every day by skeptics.
Please listen to the audio.
Not a mistake. They edited the video clip to make it work that way. The original clip shows the whole event.An unfortunate mistake, if true. If I had made the film I wouldnt have used the stopwatch atall, I would have simply quoted the 911 commission report.
If you think LC are wrong to say approximately 10 seconds then you must accept the commission is wrong also.
The 9/11 Commission report was not an engineering report.
It made no attempt to establish exact collapse times,
On the other hand, Dylan Avery tried to deceive his audience with creative editing
But they tried to pin an exact time on the collapse.Nor is LC.
No? They didn't put a stopwatch on the collapse? Don't take my word for it. Watch the video.Nor did LC.
This was not a passive act. By editing a video clip to fit their statements, what else would their intent be, if not to deceive?You can prove intent?
The film is full of lies. Anyone who believes them is incapable of simple research. Anyone who believes in 9/11 CTs is unable to think for themselves and research 9/11 to understand what happen. LC tells lies the truth movement is made of lies. It all works out! Not one factual based conclusion in the entire film, just idiot questions and junk.Gravy, I wasn't asked about material claims, just claims. The goalposts shift again.
There are dozens of claims that they get right and more that are not proven either way. They also add a disclaimer at the end saying not to accept the preceding film as fact and to research yourself.
No. It's one thing to say "approximate," quite another to put a stopwatch on an event, purporting to time it completely to the hundredth of a second, but to leave out the start of the event.
That's dishonest.
Feel free to let me know if you find any material claims that Loose Change gets right. No one has done so since I issued that challenge a year ago.
How about the claim that inside the towers people did hear/feel explosions?
That is definetely true. The cause of the explosions is not irrefutable of course. Loose Change suggests such evidence supports their theory of a controlled demolition. However, the claim that explosions were actually heard and felt by people inside the towers, regardless of the cause is true.
Give me the link and I'll try and explain my response.
I don't recall having ever replied to you.
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How about the claim that inside the towers people did hear/feel explosions?
That is definetely true. The cause of the explosions is not irrefutable of course. Loose Change suggests such evidence supports their theory of a controlled demolition. However, the claim that explosions were actually heard and felt by people inside the towers, regardless of the cause is true.
How about the claim that inside the towers people did hear/feel explosions?
That is definetely true. The cause of the explosions is not irrefutable of course. Loose Change suggests such evidence supports their theory of a controlled demolition. However, the claim that explosions were actually heard and felt by people inside the towers, regardless of the cause is true.
All the claims in LC are false, lies, and misinformation. You have to research more and stop believing people who are selling lies.Most claims in LC are true. The viewer is left to ponder the significance of them and is encouraged to do further research.
How many documentaries supporting the official story encourage viewers to look into things?
Please see my explanation of the difference between stating a fact and making a claim about that fact.How about the claim that inside the towers people did hear/feel explosions?
Here's a list of LC's major claims. If you can demonstrate that any of them are true, please start a new thread and have at it. You will be the first.Most claims in LC are true.