MzMia -> RE: Conspiracy theories ? (1/24/2010 6:43:37 PM)
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ORIGINAL: pahunkboy I am still waiting for someone to prove that there is no corruption or greed. Hunky sweetie, nobody in their right mind denies there is corruption and greed. Where it is and how deep or high it goes is what people have trouble with agreeing on Very well stated, Lucy. IMHO, there is a big difference between thinking outside of the box, and believing everything is a "conspiracy theory". I will use myself as an example. I have been stating for about 3 years that, I think, we are headed towards anoter Depression. I have never stated that this is a "conspiracy theory", I tend to believe that many just don't see it coming. I also think, something strange is going on with the "weather" and the climate. In NEITHER case, do I think there is some big "conspiracy theory" or "cover-up" going on. This is just how I view the world at this time. It is just my point of view of what is going on in the world, which I am entitled to have. I am not going to start a million threads on it, but you can bet your last money I will start a thread or two, on either subject when the hell I feel like it. [;)] I could be right, I could be wrong, only the future will tell. Again, I think it is OKAY to think outside of the box, and it is great to have some reputable facts to go along with it. I don't see anything wrong with posts that are "outside of the box", or people having or expressing opinions, theories, or points of view, that are NOT mainstream. On the other hand, I don't think we NEED people to post 5-7 threads a day or every other day, on "conspiracy theories". I don't think we need anyone poster ever posting 5-7 threads a day{cluttering up the boards, and banging us over the head} with their issues, theories or opinions, either. I don't read 75% of the stuff on this message board, because it does not interest me OR I don't have the time to read it. I say read what you like, and skip over what you don't. We all have the freedom to NOT read what we are not interested in, and maybe find something else to do. Peace
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