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Originally posted by 1fastredsc
I understand what your saying, but it seems to me like when someone (not just myself) asks a question regarding decisions made or events that ocurred related to the government, they get shackled and beaten for questioning the authority of the oh mighty administration. It's one thing to flame some extreme conspirator for making a video that's possibly a heap of crap, it's another thing to bite someone for trying to search for answers to question they don't understand.
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Agreed. But you have to look at the psychology behind it. There is a dwindling number (now down to 5 or 6) people here who are desperately trying to defend an obviously stupid mistake in supporting the Bush presidency and all of its actions. Their defenses have crumbled and all they have left is emotionalism.
An objective look at 9/11 includes such uncomfortable questions as how we knew so quickly who these people are; how to cope with some evidence that some of the people identified as hijackers have been subsequently seen alive; how so many odd coincidences, from people told not to fly that day to unusual military maneuvers, to extraordinary put purchase activity on United and American Airlines... There's plenty to question and discuss. But you can't have a discussion with a hysteric.