 Originally Posted by Siиdяed
We need conspiracy theorists. People to niggle at what we consider fact. They might be wrong most of the time, but it's important that they're there, and this - undeniably tragic and horrifying as it is - does not change that.
The whole incident was tragic. But no-one denies that. The severity of 9/11 has been made clear. I do not think assemblies to Americans about how bad 9/11 was would contribute to anything, except further perpetuate the state of fear and suspicion against all things Middle Eastern it caused in the first place.
I agree, but when I see comments on YouTube that say
"Look at the sides of the building you can see the bombs exploding as it falls srusly"
How
Would
They
Know
What
Would
Happen
It's not like they're experts on the subject of building collapse, really. I bet any person studing the effect of that could tell you why it looked the way it did, instead of blaming Bush just because. No wonder he's insane, everyone has had him under a microscope slide since 9/11. Instead of underresponding, he overreacted, that's all.
And really, some people go so far as to blame the architecture of the building as structurally unsound
WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU THINKING? YOU THINK IT'S SAFETY TESTED FOR JET LINERS SMASHING INTO THE SIDE OF THE BUILDING?
and then say that Bush did it on purpose. You know what, the government is behind everything. Meteorites, 9/11, Freemasonry, religion, Microsoft, Nazism, aliens, global warming, pollution, stock markets, mass media, the internet, the microchip, aurora borealis and solar flares. Now, there is such a thing rational debate, but with just a tiny bit of research a lot of conspiracies could be disproved.
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