[bots]

the german angle proved to be nonsense years ago

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the german angle proved to be nonsense years ago

OK

[Niamh.]

he only believes you because you're a man BOTS

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

he only believes you because you're a man BOTS

Thats so not true


I proved you wrong on that
Alf thread
The Dead Lady on the Film Set

You need to stop doing these attacks on me

https://www.thisisbigbrother.com/for...=378393&page=4

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

Thats so not true


I proved you wrong on that
Alf thread
The Dead Lady on the Film Set

You need to stop doing these attacks on me

Well Arista, if you'd stop saying sexist things, I wouldn't be so paranoid about your motives

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Well Arista, if you'd stop saying sexist things, I wouldn't be so paranoid about your motives

Do you have an example?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

Do you have an example?

I mean I could quote your entire Women at Work thread, that would savesome time going through posts, that's it honey

[thesheriff443]

Germany have a child rapist currently in prison who they believe took Madeline McCann

[arista]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Germany have a child rapist currently in prison who they believe took Madeline McCann

Yes that was the news
the docu' said he took his van to Portugal

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes that was the news
the docu' said he took his van to Portugal

It’s a major development and it’s still ongoing

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Germany have a child rapist currently in prison who they believe took Madeline McCann

They have no evidence against him other than he's paedo and was in Portugal

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

They have no evidence against him other than he's paedo and was in Portugal

That’s not what the German police have been saying

[Crimson Dynamo]

"Conspiracy theories resist falsification and are reinforced by circular reasoning: both
evidence against the conspiracy and an absence of evidence for it are re-interpreted as
evidence of its truth"

[Jordan.]

It's hard to take any conspiracy theories seriously these days when right wing trolls and the "fake news" era have dumbed them down so much by making out everything they don't agree with is a conspiracy.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

It's hard to take any conspiracy theories seriously these days when right wing trolls and the "fake news" era have dumbed them down so much by making out everything they don't agree with is a conspiracy.

It's hard to take any conspiracy theories seriously these days




what?

[James]

With a proper, normal line of investigation someone would gather the facts and come to a conclusion from them.

With a conspiracy theory someone starts with the conclusion and tries to find facts that only support it.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by James

With a proper, normal line of investigation someone would gather the facts and come to a conclusion from them.

With a conspiracy theory someone starts with the conclusion and tries to find facts that only support it.

Re open the original Jussie Smollett thread, you'll see that I did exactly that and others did what you say in the second part.

It's worth opening back up anyway because he's about to go on trail.

[bots]

every planned action has the potential to cross over and become a conspiracy at some point and the world has an awful lot of planned actions going on at any given time. Add onto that the simple truth that many planned actions have unexpected (unplanned) results that may or may not affect other planned actions and you have yourself a conspiracy.

Where it goes wild is on things like Bill Gates is injecting us all with nano bots or that the vaccine makes you magnetic. People that propagate that sort of stuff should be in jail. We are much too lenient on them

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Alf

Re open the original Jussie Smollett thread, you'll see that I did exactly that and others did what you say in the second part.

It's worth opening back up anyway because he's about to go on trail.

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

every planned action has the potential to cross over and become a conspiracy at some point and the world has an awful lot of planned actions going on at any given time. Add onto that the simple truth that many planned actions have unexpected (unplanned) results that may or may not affect other planned actions and you have yourself a conspiracy.

Where it goes wild is on things like Bill Gates is injecting us all with nano bots or that the vaccine makes you magnetic. People that propagate that sort of stuff should be in jail. We are much too lenient on them

Put people in jail for having an opinion on the news you mean?

Sounds like a horrible, oppressive World you want. China probably do similar for what you're calling for.

[user104658]

“The vaccine contains magnetic nanobots” isn’t an opinion though, it’s a delusion, and it’s perfectly well established that there is a line that crosses into dangerous extremism. E.g. “[People of my faith] should kill and cause destruction against others because [My version of god] says so.” is “just an opinion” as well. We don’t allow opinions that constitute incitement to violence, so it’s not unprecedented to say that other types of opinion that cause direct harm could be punishable.

For what it’s worth, I don’t think they should be illegal or punishable as a criminal offence, but I do think large platforms should be prohibited from giving them significant air time “for the masses”.

[Alf]

What's your opinion's on Dr Fauci and what he's been doing to animals particularly dogs?

If you don't know about it, look it up.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Alf

What's your opinion's on Dr Fauci and what he's been doing to animals particularly dogs?

If you don't know about it, look it up.

My advice to Kazanne would be don't even look at this, it will upset you and this is just the tip of the iceberg.

[Alf]

Just to cover my back form the accusations of conspiracy theorist, I'll post this from a US Senator, just to show that the allegations are real.

It's even more sick. If you want to find out, look it up yourselves, because my research isn't appreciated.

[user104658]

This is a totally different issue really, it has nothing to do with conspiracy theories. Animal testing sadly does happen. It’s a bit of a moral grey area really, we wouldn’t have half the medical breakthroughs we have today without it, but I also fully understand why people find it unacceptable. From what I’ve heard though, Fauci isn’t directly involved and it’s been denied that organisations he’s involved with are either. Though I don’t know whether that’s true or not.

Either way - and not to be blasé about the puppies - but… what is your point ultimately? That Fauci is involved in animal testing, therefore he can’t be trusted regarding Covid? That’s a logical non-sequitur I’m afraid, the two things have nothing to do with each other.

I do also sometimes wonder why you’re so focussed on US internal politics Alf? Trump, Fauci, etc… not that these things aren’t interesting… but the focus of most of your political critique is heavily slanted towards the US point of view (I don’t think ANYONE here currently is from the US). Maybe other sites/people you follow come from a largely US perspective?

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

This is a totally different issue really, it has nothing to do with conspiracy theories. Animal testing sadly does happen. It’s a bit of a moral grey area really, we wouldn’t have half the medical breakthroughs we have today without it, but I also fully understand why people find it unacceptable. From what I’ve heard though, Fauci isn’t directly involved and it’s been denied that organisations he’s involved with are either. Though I don’t know whether that’s true or not.

Either way - and not to be blasé about the puppies - but… what is your point ultimately? That Fauci is involved in animal testing, therefore he can’t be trusted regarding Covid? That’s a logical non-sequitur I’m afraid, the two things have nothing to do with each other.

I do also sometimes wonder why you’re so focussed on US internal politics Alf? Trump, Fauci, etc… not that these things aren’t interesting… but the focus of most of your political critique is heavily slanted towards the US point of view (I don’t think ANYONE here currently is from the US). Maybe other sites/people you follow come from a largely US perspective?

Because US politics is far better entertainment. They have a far better grasp of free speech than us. Our news is just boring stuff like Harry and Meghan, extinction rebellion and what Simon Cowell had for his tea.

Also America is the last stand, that's the pinnacle, so why would I settle for second best, when now with the Internet, I can have the best?