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Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 25 Sep 2012 17:30 #1

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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 25 Sep 2012 17:58 #2

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Mods, the link is to a racist site!!!

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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 25 Sep 2012 19:29 #3

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oioioi wrote:
Mods, the link is to a racist site!!!

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Well...it's kinda true.

Bit lazy as well, RA. You could at least try and put it in your own words, spice it up a bit. I don't patronise sites like that. :coffee:
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 25 Sep 2012 19:43 #4

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Even on that site there is a lot of cut and paste from websites and YouTube videos. How about we discuss the topic of conspiracy depression on our own?

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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 25 Sep 2012 20:31 #5

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Don't post links to false consciousness generators :mad:

False consciousness is a form of sophisticated social control that depends on getting people to believe myths that obscure their own exploitation, so that they fail to identify with others who are similarly exploited, recognize the exploiters, or form coherent, logical praxis to counter that exploitation.
The mean­ings that are the most directly prac­ti­cal are the ones that are sac­ri­ficed: the fla­vor, aroma and touch are abol­ished to the profit of the delu­sions that per­ma­nently lead sight and hear­ing astray.
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 25 Sep 2012 23:06 #6

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Don't post links to false consciousness generators :mad:

False consciousness is a form of sophisticated social control that depends on getting people to believe myths that obscure their own exploitation, so that they fail to identify with others who are similarly exploited, recognize the exploiters, or form coherent, logical praxis to counter that exploitation.

Are you talking about the poll results?
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 26 Sep 2012 03:25 #7

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RealAmerican wrote:
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Don't post links to false consciousness generators :mad:

False consciousness is a form of sophisticated social control that depends on getting people to believe myths that obscure their own exploitation, so that they fail to identify with others who are similarly exploited, recognize the exploiters, or form coherent, logical praxis to counter that exploitation.

Are you talking about the poll results?
No, false consciousness and conspiracy fearists, sorry for going off topic.
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 26 Sep 2012 03:37 #8

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Maybe conspiracy theories cause depression.
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 26 Sep 2012 05:49 #9

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You can't do this there link to a topic here which speaks highly in itself for this forum, personally I don't think anything will happen in December , in my mind the harmonic convergence is not a world ending event when it takes place.
So as to the end of the Mayan calender, a harmonic convergence, or a fleet of galactic beings from space returning even that doesn't signify the end of mankind in my opinion.''

But it is what we make of it, especially if there is a return.
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 26 Sep 2012 17:31 #10

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i-baster wrote:
Maybe conspiracy theories cause depression.

I don't think so...
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 26 Sep 2012 17:36 #11

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conspiracy causes depression theories
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 26 Sep 2012 17:54 #12

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batou wrote:
conspiracy causes depression theories

Notice that not conspiracy theories that cause depression, but the conspirators themselves. i.e the death destruction and suffering the conspirators cause. Shedding light on what we already suspect to be true, no. It's nice to know that we are not alone.

But this is cuntyfuckers trying to stick a New Age equivalent to a government health warning on looking into things. Soon to be published is a gurus warning about how keeping your eyes open and a hand on your housekeys and wallet causes cancer.

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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 26 Sep 2012 18:34 #13

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I really think we ought to claim back the conspiracy genre from the space age nutters like Icke, alot of the Hilder, Sitchen, other left field new age shit came out of the sixties, I have spoken before about the LSD Hippy counter revolution, but we neglect some of the huge events that occurred in the sixties politically that were actual conspiracies, JFK, MLK, the Vietname War, Operation Menu, these are not theories, these were high level power plays by political factions.

Check out the Hoover institute for War and Peace, an anti communist organization operating through major colleges and receiving huge private subsidies.

It's my view most of the material in the Conspiracy genre as it is, stems from co-intel groups.

www.skilluminati.com/research/archive/category/5gw_project
www.skilluminati.com/research/entry/dreaming_5gw_invisible_war/
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 27 Sep 2012 02:49 #14

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It's not depression that concerns me, it's the level of cognitive dissonance and denial surrounding what's going on in the world right now.
It seems that the more obvious it becomes that there has been this new world order agenda, the more into denial many people go, slap the label conspiracy theory over anything concerning this agenda and pretend it's just a load of paranoid crap.

frankly if you aren't depressed you must be in a state of denial
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 27 Sep 2012 02:58 #15

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The conspiracy world gives my depressed self something to focus on that is guaranteed to piss me off in under 5 minutes thus removing me from the "depressed" mood and placing me in a "kill them all" mood :hmm: and when it does not transfer me from the depressed to the kill them all, it makes ma paranoid which I am not sure is any better than the depressed mood, but at least I get out of bed so I can crawl under it :iitm:
So yes, yes it is an outlet... it also allows me to have an outlet and let it all out while I make stupid comments, scream, yell, and bitch at people online :woot:
I came into this world kicking and screaming while covered in someone elses blood
and I have no problem with going out the same way :twisted:
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 27 Sep 2012 02:59 #16

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martg wrote:
It's not depression that concerns me, it's the level of cognitive dissonance and denial surrounding what's going on in the world right now.
It seems that the more obvious it becomes that there has been this new world order agenda, the more into denial many people go, slap the label conspiracy theory over anything concerning this agenda and pretend it's just a load of paranoid crap.

frankly if you aren't depressed you must be in a state of denial

Now that's depressing :thumbup:
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 27 Sep 2012 03:05 #17

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It's not depression that concerns me, it's the level of cognitive dissonance and denial surrounding what's going on in the world right now.
It seems that the more obvious it becomes that there has been this new world order agenda, the more into denial many people go, slap the label conspiracy theory over anything concerning this agenda and pretend it's just a load of paranoid crap.

frankly if you aren't depressed you must be in a state of denial

Now that's depressing :thumbup:

are you joking?
You find that depressing?

We can all choose to live in a world of bunny rabbits and rainbows or we can face reality
the thing that drew me into these areas of interest in the first place was the idea of facing reality as it really is, not going through life with blinkers on.

The percentage of the population prepared to knowingly pretend these things aren't happening is what is truly depressing.
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 27 Sep 2012 03:08 #18

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martg wrote:
Rick wrote:
martg wrote:
It's not depression that concerns me, it's the level of cognitive dissonance and denial surrounding what's going on in the world right now.
It seems that the more obvious it becomes that there has been this new world order agenda, the more into denial many people go, slap the label conspiracy theory over anything concerning this agenda and pretend it's just a load of paranoid crap.

frankly if you aren't depressed you must be in a state of denial

Now that's depressing :thumbup:

are you joking?
You find that depressing?

We can all choose to live in a world of bunny rabbits and rainbows or we can face reality
the thing that drew me into these areas of interest in the first place was the idea of facing reality as it really is, not going through life with blinkers on.

The percentage of the population prepared to knowingly pretend these things aren't happening is what is truly depressing.

LOLOLOL
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 27 Sep 2012 03:11 #19

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Rick wrote:
martg wrote:
Rick wrote:
martg wrote:
It's not depression that concerns me, it's the level of cognitive dissonance and denial surrounding what's going on in the world right now.
It seems that the more obvious it becomes that there has been this new world order agenda, the more into denial many people go, slap the label conspiracy theory over anything concerning this agenda and pretend it's just a load of paranoid crap.

frankly if you aren't depressed you must be in a state of denial

Now that's depressing :thumbup:

are you joking?
You find that depressing?

We can all choose to live in a world of bunny rabbits and rainbows or we can face reality
the thing that drew me into these areas of interest in the first place was the idea of facing reality as it really is, not going through life with blinkers on.

The percentage of the population prepared to knowingly pretend these things aren't happening is what is truly depressing.

LOLOLOL

pretty much what I was expecting
and you lot are the majority, we really are fucked :facepalm:
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Re: Is the wonderful world of conspiracy just a big outlet for depression? 27 Sep 2012 03:27 #20

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and you lot are the majority, we really are fucked :facepalm:

i think that is what Rick would have you believe. ;)
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