And is sombody saying that there are people here that believe as I do? Where are they?
You mean you haven't bothered to read the threads you're participating in? If you had, you'd know that LAL, carcharodon, and SweatyYeti have been the main proponents here (that post a lot anyway). In my opinion LAL has too often shown her emotional attachment to the subject, carcharodon can't control his temper/insults, and SY engages in childish/trollish behavior. None of them seem truly interested in debate. That might be the type of fanclub you're looking for. Other supporters here actually consider the evidence and can engage in thoughtful debate, like Melissa, Hairy Man and Teresa.Hall. I'm guessing you're not looking for that type of enthusiast. Believe it or not, some of us here used to be bigfoot proponents.
For me, in the beginning I accepted anything and everything about bigfoot. I voraciously read anything pertaining to bigfoot I could get my hands on. I even dropped in on my bigfoot hero John Green one weekend in 1981, while I was on a military course. He was very gracious, a helluva interesting guy to talk to, and signed my copy of his book
Sasquatch: The Apes Among Us. I ended up creating a
webpage in 1996 based on that book, and he gave me full authorization to go ahead with it. The webpage was up for about 5 years and ironically even won the July 1997 award as the Paranormal Society's page of the month, even though I have argued against any paranormal connection concerning bigfoot. John Bindernagel sent me a copy of his book
North America's Great Ape: The Sasquatch, and a local newspaper printed an interview with me about bigfoot. I'll bet I could have even made money off bigfoot had I been so inclined.
As the years went by however, I began to truly question the lack of conclusive evidence for this elusive creature, and in turn, began to question the very reports I had earlier accepted as fact. Where the bigfoot door used to be wide open, for me, it has now almost completely closed. There has been no credible evidence come forward in the past 35-40 years, and any faith I had that bigfoot existed has evaporated. Faith just won't cut the mustard, show me the evidence. Yes, I still cling to the
possibility that bigfoot exists, so the door will never be closed completely, but I'm not expecting it to burst open again during my lifetime either. If it does I have my plate of crow ready to pop in the oven.
I suspect a few other skeptics have had similar journeys before arriving at their present position.
RayG
