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If you really cared about learning then you wouldn't post in the conspiracy section and act like that justifies you not backing your argument up with evidence in the first place. You're basically just saying that this section is a joke, and there is no reason for anyone intelligent to take the thread seriously. Which is true, making it not really the best way to get intelligent people to have enlightening proper debates with you to satisfy your love of learning and quest for knowledge now, is it? Protip: It's not. So cut the shit. You want to have a proper debate about something? Then man up and post an actual debate topic in the actual debate section. |
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I pointed to several instances where this movement has made national news.. this isn't one blanket movement but a coalition of movements .. and law enforcement has quickly decided to place anyone on this groups roster on the domestic terrorist list.. but what about this group warrants that kind treatment.. seriously watch the excerpt form 60 minutes and tell me what you thing k is soo dangerous that if affiliated with this group you should be labeled as a terrorist the Conspiracy comes with a sincere effort to stonewall the spread of this information and then further curtail those seeking this information by fear of them being labeled a terrorist threat! Quote:
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Re: Us government's trick to violate civil liberties
Has anyone else realized that a Portuguese graduate student is winning a debate that involves American constitution and law?
That's quite possibly the most worthwhile and hilarious part of this entire thread.
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The way that I respond to Numinous is different than others. He refuses to even consider that he might be wrong on things, so there is not enough open-ness there to get a good back and forth session at all. I like exploring new possibilities, I'm not so much for the elimination of them, the things that get eliminated have a tendency to resurface making this part a waste of time for me. I don't want to have a debate about this at all. I was posting a theory in this section because it was exactly what was asked for in the rules of this section. "No debates here. Only already formed theories. Discuss civilly." It's an already formed theory, It ain't mine. He's done nothing of the sort in this thread. Here's what I think is the original though it's hard to say for sure after 15 years:http://www.civil-liberties.com/pages/howcome.html Last edited by almightywood; 12-17-2011 at 01:25 AM. |
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Now what you want me is to be tricked into agreeing with your faulty points for PC's sake, and that's being gullible. Sorry, but I'm reasonable, not gullible, so you're wasting your time with these maneuvers. Also, this video describes exactly how wrong you are about me not being open-minded. Quote:
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And guess what branch section 3 of Article IV belongs to? Legislative branch, therefore the executive branch has a say in the matter, so the Congress does not have exclusive control over any federal territory whatsoever. Now let me use the expression properly, there's a thing called reading comprehension, you lack it. Quote:
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Unless you see me say 'I believe that', or 'I think that', or 'I disagree', I have taken no stance whatsoever on the subject I am bringing up. Hence why I have discussions (because no stance has to be taken in them), as opposed to you who constantly refers to arguments or debates. I've told you this in a few different ways, yet you somehow insist that bringing something up is tantamount to saying you believe in it. To which I have replied over and over, that you are only justified in that viewpoint until the person the statement originated from tells you different. You may piss me off enough sometimes to actually get me to begin debating you. That, however, is only proof that you are manipulative, not that I have a belief system about the matter. Apply this to every post you see from me whether past or present, and you SHOULD be able to see that I have been straight with you from the get-go, whereas you have just been intentionally obtuse. Quote:
Crates invented the globe 1600 years before "Columbus discovered the world wasn't flat" In the 1700 some guy wrote a novel about CC and that's where this lie comes from. Enough people read it that it became "common knowledge" (a term for bullshit basically). "When the legend becomes fact, print the legend" Well that and the fact that history is written by the victors. Al came out on top, it could have been left out of most things to respect him. Quote:
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No matter what the person said, as soon as you put your own interpretation of someone's words over their own, you are wrong, and assuredly not openminded. The only thing anyone can claim with 100% certainty is what the meanings of their own words are. Yet you argue with me about this more than anything else, which frankly makes talking to you give me a headache. The only time I can ever flat out say someone is wrong is in this scenario, yet it is here where you are most adamant in your points. HOW THE FUCK IS THAT OPEN-MINDED?? Quote:
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And there is some evidence to back it up. I mean come on, there was a supporting link in the post you quoted to say I needed support. If I don't have evidence for every facet of it, well that is how theories work. Some facts, some deductions. (though the link I provided to the one guy has more info about the other parts in it on the main site) In reality I don't even want to discuss this (Because the jackass that shouldn't even be talking in this thread won't leave me alone), though I am willing to with anybody who does (besides him, he just hit my ignore list again, and isn't coming back off). Last edited by almightywood; 12-17-2011 at 01:27 PM. |
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I have already looked into it as much as I was willing, and found it not to my taste since I couldn't get it to work. That doesn't mean that someone else may not have been able to. When anyone other than numinous requested evidence I pointed out citations (sloppy citations I will admit) , or gave a link. I simply didn't want to discuss it with him since he never even approached it as though he wanted to have a real discussion about it, he only wanted to disprove it. Quote:
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Also, about the Christopher Columbus example, both stances (he discovered the word wasn’t flat vs. he didn’t) were acknowledged by many and, as you pointed out, there’s at least a canonical source of the (erroneous) stance of him discovering such fact. The stance of “Albert Einstein was in a loony bin” is, you guessed it, your creation. And you said “oh, it was some people who told me” to avoid being ridiculed for it. |
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For example, perpetual motion machines (in a closed system) are impossible because the laws of thermodynamics clearly prove it so. The same thing can be said about Geocentrism, Alchemy and Creationism, along with other theories and possibilities. Science cannot be bothered with things that are clearly wrong. That said, it’s not like science discards any theory that isn’t mainstream. As long as there’s some question that still hasn’t a fact/law to answer it, theories that answer it can be regarded. Except ones that involve metaphysics, but that’s another issue altogether. But all this rambling leads to this point: logic is the foundation of science, and many proprieties of science reside in logic. If something is clearly illogical/fallacious points, it cannot be regarded as valid as actually valid points. tl;dr: filter the possibilities if you are truly open-minded. Quote:
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Last time I checked, military bases and Guantanamo do not respond to the US Congress at all, but rather to the Defense and Judicial Branches. And those military bases, along with embassies, need to consider some directives of the legislation of the countries they’re in to avoid international conflicts. And even considering the Overseas Territories, American Samoa has a constitution of its own that has been put to practice since 1967, so no need for US Congress there. And even in the other territories (Guam, Puerto Rico, etc) have their own civil government, so their executive branch, along with the mainland US’ one, has a say on what the US Congress proclaims. So the only way the US Congress has exclusive control over Overseas Territories is by being every congress the other countries the US has a military base/embassy on, being America Samoa’s congress, being US government, being the US Supreme Court and being the Overseas Territories’ civil governments. Which obviously it isn’t. Quote:
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Re: Us government's trick to violate civil liberties
Since everyone is on another tangent ..I remember something about the postal code abbreviations changing to the current system fucked some shit up .. bureaucratically that is.. and that's why we have those extra numbers in our zip code now. it was a part of some redistricting thing and if you go back to my other posts with the links you can see the guy in the interview say something about them redistricting america unconstitutionally .... this also plays a big part in census taking and the electoral college.. I think one of the grips was it moved lot of money to places where it hadn't been before.
If you guys would take as much fervor in dissecting this conspiracy theory as you are in this other thing you guys have going this could be a good topic to break down
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If some of you guys would spend as much time getting fucking smarter as you do posting balls out retarded shit on this forum then maybe people would actually enjoy having grown-up conversations with you and we could get some good discussions going. Just saying. |
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The pursuit of knowledge can be simplified to this: That which can be proven false, cannot be true. If you want to have a "real discussion," you must understand that discussion in the pursuit of knowledge is the only real discussion possible. Beliefs and opinions have no place in such discussion, only facts. Striving to disprove something, as Numinous has, results in exactly what you say you wanted: a real discussion. You have your discussion, now discuss. No excuses, no whining, no opinions, just facts. |
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