I'll admit it, I was a truther. I held the signs, talked the nonsense, and believed i needed to wear a tinfoil hat from all the times i heard it. But honestly, I haven't changed much, but realized how far this " truther" stuff is been going on. I mean, some of these theories are just ridiculous.
Out of all the things I learned from being on the hot table for about 3 years now, its that we as Americans ( Truthers, Non-Truthers) are all equally ignorant. Truthers always under mind the fact that there is an official document that explains SOME of the things quite clearly, while the non-truthers fail to question the evidence that doesn't make any sense. Not to say that this was an inside job, or that there were no planes. But that there was some backs turned, and some wallets did get fat that day.
I guess the only thing I have to say about this is so called Truther movement is that even though i like the spirit, I really dont agree entirely to what they say. We as Americans have the right to question the government, and have the right to demand not for the truth, but clarity on that awful day. I know how easy it is to read the last page of the 9/11 commission report and walk away, but to question something that seems unusual to you takes something else. However ,this in mind, it is not rightful for us Americans to make outrages claims, theories, and statements without seeing all sides of the story. Until this day, I have not seen all perspectives, i only go on with what i know.
Until today, there is still many debates on whether there were planes, whether it was a controlled demolition, whether a missile hit the pentagon, why the government hid the tapes, if anybody made money, and even if terrorist planned the attack in the first place. If there's one thing that I do know, is that thousands of innocent people lost their lives that day. And truther or not, you have to pay respects to these people.
Out of all the things I learned from being on the hot table for about 3 years now, its that we as Americans ( Truthers, Non-Truthers) are all equally ignorant. Truthers always under mind the fact that there is an official document that explains SOME of the things quite clearly, while the non-truthers fail to question the evidence that doesn't make any sense. Not to say that this was an inside job, or that there were no planes. But that there was some backs turned, and some wallets did get fat that day.
I guess the only thing I have to say about this is so called Truther movement is that even though i like the spirit, I really dont agree entirely to what they say. We as Americans have the right to question the government, and have the right to demand not for the truth, but clarity on that awful day. I know how easy it is to read the last page of the 9/11 commission report and walk away, but to question something that seems unusual to you takes something else. However ,this in mind, it is not rightful for us Americans to make outrages claims, theories, and statements without seeing all sides of the story. Until this day, I have not seen all perspectives, i only go on with what i know.
Until today, there is still many debates on whether there were planes, whether it was a controlled demolition, whether a missile hit the pentagon, why the government hid the tapes, if anybody made money, and even if terrorist planned the attack in the first place. If there's one thing that I do know, is that thousands of innocent people lost their lives that day. And truther or not, you have to pay respects to these people.
