no they aren't
and i'm sure what i said must seem mean to you, if you're a simpleton
i think you're upset i disrupted your conspiracy circle jerk and now you can't wax intellectual and pat yourself on the back for being such a free thinking truth seeker!
seriously man, this is really silly. this is like a child with an advanced vocabulary trying to convince me bigfoot is real because they think it must be real. i'm giving you nothing but rational thought.
my dad's wife is sort of intelligent. when she got warmed up to me, she told me stories about herself. she told me a few stories of how when she was searching an abandoned building with her marine colleagues, she heard a voice saying "get out" and it sounded like it was coming from all directions. she also told me of a time she saw a seven foot apparition , a grim silhouette of what appeared to be a very tall man approaching her slowly. she said she ran for her life down the road she had been walking down and when she looked back seconds after seeing it, it was gone.
this woman watches nothing but shit like ghost hunters or travel shows feauturing haunted tourist attractions or people exploring catacombs under cities... etc. she very much believes in ghosts and believes that it has been proven that ghosts exist and that they have interacted with the living.
it is the most god damned ridiculous thing i've ever heard. she'll watch those shows where a dude sets up a camera on a table with a lamp, and then pulls the cord to make the lamp slide ... and she'll gasp...and go "oh my god, too freaky, i'd be OUTTA there buddy!"
and every episode, they just go into houses with ghostbusters equipment, cameras and different gauges and digital meters. they get "readings" of different "data" and then say things like "definitely something here..." and say things every now and then like "whoa, you can definitely feel something in this room" or they will pause and hush the camera man, trying to focus completely on the silence and then say ...did you hear that?
that's the same shit as you fools that believe in ufos, or bigfoot, or vampires or hobgoblins. there is no proof, no evidence, no smoking gun. just stories and people not being able to draw the line between fact and fiction.
for some people, seeing those shows where people "investigate" haunted buildings or haunted plantations is enough proof for them to start believing. for some people, watching a couple youtube videos is enough to change their entire lifestyle.
im referencing a married couple, with children, that appeared on the show doomsday preppers. the husband watched a couple videos on youtube (according to his testimony) about nibiru, or planet x, and believed that on dec 21, 2012, a polar shift would occur, triggering an apocalypse event and societal collapse. he moved his family to tennessee and began drilling and preparing for the inevitable, which didn't ever happen.
he believed this because of a video some dumb asshole put on youtube.
it doesn't take much to convince someone of something spectacularly stupid, especially if that something is very interesting to the person, like aliens or ufos. you read enough "classified documents", watch enough videos, read enough witness reports, you'll be so infected with the idea you'll think everyone else is wrong because they haven't read what you read or seen what you think you've seen.
so once again man, the burden of proof lies with the man that makes the claim. give me some proof and i'll eat crow.
and i'm sure what i said must seem mean to you, if you're a simpleton
i think you're upset i disrupted your conspiracy circle jerk and now you can't wax intellectual and pat yourself on the back for being such a free thinking truth seeker!
seriously man, this is really silly. this is like a child with an advanced vocabulary trying to convince me bigfoot is real because they think it must be real. i'm giving you nothing but rational thought.
my dad's wife is sort of intelligent. when she got warmed up to me, she told me stories about herself. she told me a few stories of how when she was searching an abandoned building with her marine colleagues, she heard a voice saying "get out" and it sounded like it was coming from all directions. she also told me of a time she saw a seven foot apparition , a grim silhouette of what appeared to be a very tall man approaching her slowly. she said she ran for her life down the road she had been walking down and when she looked back seconds after seeing it, it was gone.
this woman watches nothing but shit like ghost hunters or travel shows feauturing haunted tourist attractions or people exploring catacombs under cities... etc. she very much believes in ghosts and believes that it has been proven that ghosts exist and that they have interacted with the living.
it is the most god damned ridiculous thing i've ever heard. she'll watch those shows where a dude sets up a camera on a table with a lamp, and then pulls the cord to make the lamp slide ... and she'll gasp...and go "oh my god, too freaky, i'd be OUTTA there buddy!"
and every episode, they just go into houses with ghostbusters equipment, cameras and different gauges and digital meters. they get "readings" of different "data" and then say things like "definitely something here..." and say things every now and then like "whoa, you can definitely feel something in this room" or they will pause and hush the camera man, trying to focus completely on the silence and then say ...did you hear that?
that's the same shit as you fools that believe in ufos, or bigfoot, or vampires or hobgoblins. there is no proof, no evidence, no smoking gun. just stories and people not being able to draw the line between fact and fiction.
for some people, seeing those shows where people "investigate" haunted buildings or haunted plantations is enough proof for them to start believing. for some people, watching a couple youtube videos is enough to change their entire lifestyle.
im referencing a married couple, with children, that appeared on the show doomsday preppers. the husband watched a couple videos on youtube (according to his testimony) about nibiru, or planet x, and believed that on dec 21, 2012, a polar shift would occur, triggering an apocalypse event and societal collapse. he moved his family to tennessee and began drilling and preparing for the inevitable, which didn't ever happen.
he believed this because of a video some dumb asshole put on youtube.
it doesn't take much to convince someone of something spectacularly stupid, especially if that something is very interesting to the person, like aliens or ufos. you read enough "classified documents", watch enough videos, read enough witness reports, you'll be so infected with the idea you'll think everyone else is wrong because they haven't read what you read or seen what you think you've seen.
so once again man, the burden of proof lies with the man that makes the claim. give me some proof and i'll eat crow.
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