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In response to
"they're not even worth my time. -- nm"
by
loosilu
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That's the same attitude that most sane people have, or at least those who are in government(al employment), But is ithe wisest stance?
Posted by
Facto (aka FactoFail)
May 8 '11, 18:59
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Truthers themselves believe that they are a growing congregation. I believe they will have a real hard time passing 5% of the US population, but they do have a point when they say it's much more in some places. For instance in muslim countries, but not only there - there are European countries where less than half of the population believe the official version of 9/11, and that saddens me. It also makes me think that perhaps the US administrations should do a little more to confront the BS head on.
A lot of the theories point to the jews (via Mossad etc) being behind 9/11. That is scary. Before WWII, the pogroms and the holocaust, conspiracy theories regarding jews were prevalent (also in Russia, where the Secret Scrolls or whatever it's called was manufactured).
It is a problem. Problems should be taken seriously, or else they can be allowed to fester and grow. Until one day they've grown a little out of control?
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