Apr 1, 2017 -- 9:21PM, lewisham ranger wrote:
many Americans believe it didn't happen Most americans have never left the USA.
Thats a pretty useless fact in the context of the thread ,what does it mean ? what is it meant to mean and what are you really implying ?
could you pull a link up to prove the statement please ?
America is a big country ,massive ,many diff types of people , views and opinions ,anyone who trys the typical american stereotype stuff is uniformed imo
But how truthful is your assessment ,could you back it up from a reliable source ,lets see what your most is versus the facts and while your there could you put the figures up for Russia ,India,Iran ,china ect and lets see what we are dealing with and have some comparisons .
or are you comparing america to say the european countries ,how about how many from the EU travel outwith the EU as well ?
Apr 1, 2017 -- 8:11PM, ieff7 wrote:
It begs the obvious question: What is so dangerous about Fetzer's book that Amazon.com must banish it from retail?Perhaps 90% of Americans would take one look at the title and consider the book to be a complete joke from the start. They'd call it "loony conspiracy theory" material and wouldn't give it a second thought. So why bother banning it? Or is the book so compelling that it runs the risk of making "believers" out of former skeptics?If "Nobody Died at Sandy Hook" is filled with complete nonsense, then why risk making it a sensation from the censorship angle alone? Amazon.com sells all sorts of books filled with complete nonsense, including the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition: DSM-5. If a book's factual basis is the determining factor for whether it should be carried by the online retailer, then half of Amazon.com's inventory must now be reviewed and possibly pulled.Clearly, something in "Nobody Died at Sandy Hook" has the powers that be so frightened that they are desperately trying to memory hole the book.
Sometimes feelings, taste and decency override profit.
If there was a book called 'Hillsborough never happened, or was set up by Liverpool supporters'
It would rightly be pulled - there would be outcry and Amazon would lose half it's UK business overnight.
So the obvious question has an obvious answer.
Some conspiracy theories are plausible because they're MADE plausible by people spending lots of computer time on doing so.
All trying for a tiny bit of fame or notoriety.
Apr 1, 2017 -- 11:51PM, Ibrahima Sonko wrote:
Such a ridiculous comparison, a plane crash to a run.I did like studyform and his hidden libtardism, but he used to hide it.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^This makes NO sense^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Just an personal attack (using your phrase) on me. For no reason at all.
Losing what?
To Who?
Mind you, you got one thing right in your 12.08/09 post.


Apr 2, 2017 -- 10:05AM, lewisham ranger wrote:
lol at bread and butter over the top reaction to my one short comment.presumably he's never left his living room
??? over the top ? i only wanted to challenge your presumptuous statement about Americans ,haveing been there several times and have family and friends that live there i felt the second bit of your "short comment " needed expanded on and challenged you to think about it in comparison to other countries.
America being one of the richest nations on earth it would be strange if poorer countries had a population that was more travelled.
I also wanted to make the point about the size of the country and to make you think about a comparison .
Your second reply confirms you ain't got a clue about anything ,trying to imply i have dont understand the american mindset ,lol ,waht a mug