TheGamerGal Posted February 23, 2013 Share Posted February 23, 2013 I know this seems crazy and I am not sure, but everything seems to be turning out to be made up. The government, is said to have made it up to ban guns. And there is tiny little proof. You know the teacher, the first grade teacher? Her R.I.P page was made before the shooting even took place. That is just not it, YouTube videos of the kids who passed was made a couple of days before the shooting. There are other Memorial pages for the victims made days earlier than shooting. I am so confused. There are so many unanswered questions. What ever happened to the video that they were supposed to show the parents? The license plate on the car already belonged to a criminal who already is in jail? And how did he get his brothers ID if they haven't seen each other in so long? There are so many things that make me second guess. But I am iffy. Why would they do something like that? That involves kids? That upset the entire country? But they still haven't got their story straight. What do you guys think? Real or made up to support them taking things away? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Samurai Posted February 23, 2013 Share Posted February 23, 2013 I know this seems crazy and I am not sure, but everything seems to be turning out to be made up. The government, is said to have made it up to ban guns. And there is tiny little proof. You know the teacher, the first grade teacher? Her R.I.P page was made before the shooting even took place. That is just not it, YouTube videos of the kids who passed was made a couple of days before the shooting. There are other Memorial pages for the victims made days earlier than shooting. I am so confused. There are so many unanswered questions. What ever happened to the video that they were supposed to show the parents? The license plate on the car already belonged to a criminal who already is in jail? And how did he get his brothers ID if they haven't seen each other in so long? There are so many things that make me second guess. But I am iffy. Why would they do something like that? That involves kids? That upset the entire country? But they still haven't got their story straight. What do you guys think? Real or made up to support them taking things away? There is a secret faction within our government who seeks to control the people through deception. How would they do that? EASY. By dis-arming them first. The "Newtown Shooting" was cooked up by this "X-Faction" in an attempt to get stupid people to hate guns, allowing this faction to get their votes to begin the dis-arming process. What stupid people don't realise is that firearms, (appropriately maintained and handled responsibly) make us SAFER. That's why school shootings almost never happen in Texas. Anyway, Barack Obama is only a small part of the X-Faction. There's more to their plot than this. What if I told you there is flouride in your tap water? Flouride is a poison that, when consumed, will lower your I.Q. and prevent your Pineal Gland (Third Eye) from functioning properly, and thus, you will never develop Extra-Sensory-Perception or gain the ability to see auras. Because many people drink tap water, they have slowly become more and more stupid, and have forgotten how to truly feel... Scary, huh? WELCOME TO DYSTOPIA. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
giadrosich Posted February 24, 2013 Share Posted February 24, 2013 I studied conspiracy theories when I was in high school and gave my final thesis on the affect they have to people. It was about 30 pages long, and I still could have talked more about it. I became intrigued in this and did a lot of digging on my own to look into this. There are a lot of things that can be shot down rather quickly, and I have seen the video about what you have quoted. Conspiracy theories work well in the fact that everyone likes to think someone is out to get them--in this case, the government. While there is reason to believe that they are using the crisis to have gun control, that's just going off the old saying "never let a good crisis go to waste." It's harsh, but true. This doesn't mean the shooting was faked though. Conspiracy theories also run off the "mob mentality" type of thinking. If you put forth a few facts that seem rather dodgy, then it gets spread around quickly, and more and more people start to believe it without researching it on their own. It's downright interesting to watch conspiracy theories and study them. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Samurai Posted February 24, 2013 Share Posted February 24, 2013 I studied conspiracy theories when I was in high school and gave my final thesis on the affect they have to people. It was about 30 pages long, and I still could have talked more about it. I became intrigued in this and did a lot of digging on my own to look into this. There are a lot of things that can be shot down rather quickly, and I have seen the video about what you have quoted. Conspiracy theories work well in the fact that everyone likes to think someone is out to get them--in this case, the government. While there is reason to believe that they are using the crisis to have gun control, that's just going off the old saying "never let a good crisis go to waste." It's harsh, but true. This doesn't mean the shooting was faked though. Conspiracy theories also run off the "mob mentality" type of thinking. If you put forth a few facts that seem rather dodgy, then it gets spread around quickly, and more and more people start to believe it without researching it on their own. It's downright interesting to watch conspiracy theories and study them. You cannott just brush this off as if it were nothing; scientifically, theories are always strongly supported by evidence. To be completely honest, do you truly believe mankind has made any sort of progress? Look at the film Equalibrium; that is where America is headed. That is why the "music" on the radio is without feeling... People have forgotten how to feel the complex emotions of music like Bach's or Beethoven's. Every dystopian government rules an entire people who have forgotten what makes them humanly warm and beautiful. That's why many cannot feel *true* music. ...and every dystopian government starts by profiling, regulating, and dis-arming its citizens. What they're really doing is removing obstacles that would prevent them from taking power. Without strong-minded, independent individuals, there's nobody to stop them. Adolf Hitler was exactly the same. A real charmer, but nobody could have guessed that the seemingly-benevolent man with plans was going to sentence over six million Jews to death and start a Second World War. I still believe we can save the world from a dystopian hell... what a dreaming fool I am. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
giadrosich Posted February 24, 2013 Share Posted February 24, 2013 I don't believe we'll ever have world peace, no way. I don't believe in the saying "follow your heart". I think it's utter tripe to say the least. The human heart is probably the most evil thing you can follow. Proof that we're evil way deep down inside? Just look at any kid running around. Don't have to tell them how to misbehave--they already know how to do that--but you sure have to tell them to behave. So, politics aside (I make it a point to never engage in a politics debate anywhere), yes, people have grown dependent on everyone but themselves. It's sort of a "gimme" attitude going on everywhere. I'm not sure how overseas handles it, but food stamps and all that are rampant in the US. I have no shame in admiting I had to be on food stamps for a short while--it got me back on my feet, and then I discontinued it. Which is what it's suppose to do. But I also don't have cable, or even a land-line telephone. I know lots of people who are on food stamps and still have cable and all the stuff they think is "necessary" for survival. But ah well. What can you do other than live your life and survive day by day? 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Samurai Posted February 24, 2013 Share Posted February 24, 2013 I don't believe we'll ever have world peace, no way. I don't believe in the saying "follow your heart". I think it's utter tripe to say the least. The human heart is probably the most evil thing you can follow. Proof that we're evil way deep down inside? Just look at any kid running around. Don't have to tell them how to misbehave--they already know how to do that--but you sure have to tell them to behave. So, politics aside (I make it a point to never engage in a politics debate anywhere), yes, people have grown dependent on everyone but themselves. It's sort of a "gimme" attitude going on everywhere. I'm not sure how overseas handles it, but food stamps and all that are rampant in the US. I have no shame in admiting I had to be on food stamps for a short while--it got me back on my feet, and then I discontinued it. Which is what it's suppose to do. But I also don't have cable, or even a land-line telephone. I know lots of people who are on food stamps and still have cable and all the stuff they think is "necessary" for survival. But ah well. What can you do other than live your life and survive day by day? Nobody ever mentioned world peace. Of course it is impossible. You overestimate the evil forces within the heart... What you underestimate is the sheer and utter stupidity of people. There is Yin and Yang. Neither will defeat the other. These forces exist in all of us in many forms. Happy-sad, hot-cold, nice-mean, etc.. All people have touches of both good and evil. What you described as "evil" was nothing more than instinct and possibly poor parenting. The greatest evil is ignorance. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
giadrosich Posted February 24, 2013 Share Posted February 24, 2013 Nobody ever mentioned world peace. Of course it is impossible. You overestimate the evil forces within the heart... What you underestimate is the sheer and utter stupidity of people. There is Yin and Yang. Neither will defeat the other. These forces exist in all of us in many forms. Happy-sad, hot-cold, nice-mean, etc.. All people have touches of both good and evil. What you described as "evil" was nothing more than instinct and possibly poor parenting. The greatest evil is ignorance. Kinda sums up youtube comments rather well. XD 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arceny Posted February 24, 2013 Share Posted February 24, 2013 I studied conspiracy theories when I was in high school and gave my final thesis on the affect they have to people. It was about 30 pages long, and I still could have talked more about it. I became intrigued in this and did a lot of digging on my own to look into this. There are a lot of things that can be shot down rather quickly, and I have seen the video about what you have quoted. Conspiracy theories work well in the fact that everyone likes to think someone is out to get them--in this case, the government. While there is reason to believe that they are using the crisis to have gun control, that's just going off the old saying "never let a good crisis go to waste." It's harsh, but true. This doesn't mean the shooting was faked though. Conspiracy theories also run off the "mob mentality" type of thinking. If you put forth a few facts that seem rather dodgy, then it gets spread around quickly, and more and more people start to believe it without researching it on their own. It's downright interesting to watch conspiracy theories and study them. Paranoia effect, right? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheGamerGal Posted February 24, 2013 Author Share Posted February 24, 2013 Now that I have looked into this more, you can see that is does really does turn out 2 be fake. They pulled up the names of those kids/people and they all turn up to be actors from different places. You should see the video when they interviewed those people of the little girl they supposedly lost. The "dad" was laughing and said "Are we ready to do this?" and then he took a deep breath and started to act like he was crying. Why would you be laughing so hard at what someone said if you lost your daughter just two days before? When my grandpa passed away, I didn't smile or laugh for days, even if it was so hilarious. He must of moved on from his loss so fast then. When Obama posed with those kids from the school, someone spotted the kid that was supposed to be one of the victims. They asked if it was her, and they said, No that is her little sister. I mean it looked just like her. It made it even more fake like when they didn't release the death certificates. So they made a new law so they didn't have to show them to anyone. Why make a law just for that? Why not just show them? Now lots of people question a lot of things. Was anything they said happened really happen? Like 9/11 and London bombing 2005? I guess we will never know and the government can do what they want and will. They don't care if it hurts or affects others. They will lie to us and do whatever they feel like doing cause they are in control. Some people will still believe that the shooting happened but I like that it would be fake so that America didn't really lose 20 innocent children. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vava Posted February 24, 2013 Share Posted February 24, 2013 The video with the dad laughing is indeed very disturbing. I didn't know about the others things you mentionned, but if they are confirmed true, it is legitimate to think that maybe something is fake, with all due respect to the victims. And just calling this a "conspiracy theory" doesn't make a counter-argumentation. Politics are obviously made of conspiracies (= a few people acting secretly in their own interest) at various levels. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mallos31 Posted February 24, 2013 Share Posted February 24, 2013 I watched that interview with the father of the girl who was supposedly killed. I slowed it down, and saw that his eyes were moving from right to left (Or his left to right) That, and the fact that two days after your child has been murdered, and you're about to do an interview about the murder of said child, you would not be laughing at a joke someone made, no matter how hilarious. Any one of the witnesses could have EASILY been paid off. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mellow Posted February 25, 2013 Share Posted February 25, 2013 Mob mentality is strong. That's all I really have to say, as I don't have much interest in this topic. Ciao. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Conker Posted March 6, 2013 Share Posted March 6, 2013 Are you seriously, serious with this topic? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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