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Question for RA 15 May 2013 00:31 #21

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Hope this does not make me sound like a shit head but if my contract was 100K i doubt i would be a conspiracy theorist.

Eh?
What does having more money have to do with not being interested in conspiracy theories?
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Question for RA 15 May 2013 01:12 #22

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Hope this does not make me sound like a shit head but if my contract was 100K i doubt i would be a conspiracy theorist.

Eh?
What does having more money have to do with not being interested in conspiracy theories?
Look at Icke! :chuckle:

Because most people who get up around 70k per year salary seem to get caught up in that life.

It's hard to get a conspiracy dialogue with people who have the money to always be active.

I'm not talking about pro athletes with free time, i'm talking about basic public & private sector employees.

Somebody at 70-100k working 50 hours a week with 2-3 weeks vacation a year is hard to get a conspiracy dialogue from.

In 2007 i did watch Zeitgeist in Miami with my friends in the league which has a minimum of 250k salary per season.

That's when I became fully immersed in the world of conspiracy theory in 2007, the first Zeitgeist movie blew my mind.

Next we watched Empire of the city world superstate the most powerful movie in the history of conspiracy theory.

From 2007-2010 i watched at least 15-20 more conspiracy theory movies on youtube per year without a doubt.

The only time i can get a conspiracy theory dialogue publicly is people ranting about the war budget in the YMCA sauna.
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Question for RA 15 May 2013 01:47 #23

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70k is not that much these days although I don't make that I could if I traveled away from my family more or did a lot of side jobs.
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Space Bandit wrote:
.......... wrote:

Hope this does not make me sound like a shit head but if my contract was 100K i doubt i would be a conspiracy theorist.

Eh?
What does having more money have to do with not being interested in conspiracy theories?
Look at Icke! :chuckle:

Because most people who get up around 70k per year salary seem to get caught up in that life.

It's hard to get a conspiracy dialogue with people who have the money to always be active.

I'm not talking about pro athletes with free time, i'm talking about basic public & private sector employees.

Somebody at 70-100k working 50 hours a week with 2-3 weeks vacation a year is hard to get a conspiracy dialogue from.

In 2007 i did watch Zeitgeist in Miami with my friends in the league which has a minimum of 250k salary per season.

That's when I became fully immersed in the world of conspiracy theory in 2007, the first Zeitgeist movie blew my mind.

Next we watched Empire of the city world superstate the most powerful movie in the history of conspiracy theory.

From 2007-2010 i watched at least 15-20 more conspiracy theory movies on youtube per year without a doubt.

The only time i can get a conspiracy theory dialogue publicly is people ranting about the war budget in the YMCA sauna.

:hmm:
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Question for RA 15 May 2013 13:11 #25

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.......... wrote:
Space Bandit wrote:
.......... wrote:

Hope this does not make me sound like a shit head but if my contract was 100K i doubt i would be a conspiracy theorist.

Eh?
What does having more money have to do with not being interested in conspiracy theories?
Look at Icke! :chuckle:

Because most people who get up around 70k per year salary seem to get caught up in that life.

It's hard to get a conspiracy dialogue with people who have the money to always be active.

I'm not talking about pro athletes with free time, i'm talking about basic public & private sector employees.

Somebody at 70-100k working 50 hours a week with 2-3 weeks vacation a year is hard to get a conspiracy dialogue from.

In 2007 i did watch Zeitgeist in Miami with my friends in the league which has a minimum of 250k salary per season.

That's when I became fully immersed in the world of conspiracy theory in 2007, the first Zeitgeist movie blew my mind.

Next we watched Empire of the city world superstate the most powerful movie in the history of conspiracy theory.

From 2007-2010 i watched at least 15-20 more conspiracy theory movies on youtube per year without a doubt.

The only time i can get a conspiracy theory dialogue publicly is people ranting about the war budget in the YMCA sauna.

I remain unconvinced that income bracket has anything to do with people's outlook regarding conspiracy theories.
It's not possible to know unless you speak to everybody so it seems to be a bit of a sweeping generalisation !
I've seen the argument put forward that people interested in conspiracy theories are people looking to lay the blame elsewhere for their lives being shit because they're poor. But that's also a baseless assertion.
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Question for RA 15 May 2013 13:22 #26

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Well you can only lead a horse to water you can't make it drink.
I remain unconvinced that income bracket has anything to do with people's outlook regarding conspiracy theories.
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Question for RA 15 May 2013 13:25 #27

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Mike wrote:
Well you can only lead a horse to water you can't make it drink.
I remain unconvinced that income bracket has anything to do with people's outlook regarding conspiracy theories.

I await the logic//evidence that proves it to be so.
When you're ready....
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Question for RA 15 May 2013 13:50 #28

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I would not necessarily agree that those who prescribe to conspiracy theories are 'poor' but I do believe that certain theories are more attractive to those who are poor due to them offering an alternative. Those who are happy in their lives and with their lot tend not to explore avenues for change that would benefit others rather then themselves. That is not to say that there are not exceptions.
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Question for RA 15 May 2013 23:22 #29

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I would not necessarily agree that those who prescribe to conspiracy theories are 'poor' but I do believe that certain theories are more attractive to those who are poor due to them offering an alternative.

Agreed on the whole,
I've stroked my bearded chin a few times & I'm still not quite sure what you mean by that above... can you elaborate about which theories you think are more attractive to the poor etc just out of curiosity? :)
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Space Bandit wrote:
thoreau wrote:
I would not necessarily agree that those who prescribe to conspiracy theories are 'poor' but I do believe that certain theories are more attractive to those who are poor due to them offering an alternative.

Agreed on the whole,
I've stroked my bearded chin a few times & I'm still not quite sure what you mean by that above... can you elaborate about which theories you think are more attractive to the poor etc just out of curiosity? :)

I had to re-read it too.

The poor would be 'rich' through anarchism and work less hours, to be drawn to this conclusion you'd have to accept the 'conspiracy' (FACT) we are all being exploited for the few. :dunno:

*My example may display bias*

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Question for RA 15 May 2013 23:36 #31

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Just saw thor's new avatar .... :pmsl:
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psketti wrote:
Just saw thor's new avatar .... :pmsl:

You be trippin' girlfren'.

Looks the same from here.
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thoreau wrote:
I would not necessarily agree that those who prescribe to conspiracy theories are 'poor' but I do believe that certain theories are more attractive to those who are poor due to them offering an alternative.

Agreed on the whole,
I've stroked my bearded chin a few times & I'm still not quite sure what you mean by that above... can you elaborate about which theories you think are more attractive to the poor etc just out of curiosity? :)

I had to re-read it too.

The poor would be 'rich' through anarchism and work less hours, to be drawn to this conclusion you'd have to accept the 'conspiracy' (FACT) we are all being exploited for the few. :dunno:

*My example may display bias*

:D

Conspiracy theory.....
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oioioi wrote:
psketti wrote:
Just saw thor's new avatar .... :pmsl:

You be trippin' girlfren'.


Bite me :gleek:

Looks the same from here.


It is most definately new. It's you thats the wrong 'un. :D
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It's you thats the wrong 'un. :D

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Question for RA 16 May 2013 00:23 #36

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oioioi wrote:
Space Bandit wrote:
thoreau wrote:
I would not necessarily agree that those who prescribe to conspiracy theories are 'poor' but I do believe that certain theories are more attractive to those who are poor due to them offering an alternative.

Agreed on the whole,
I've stroked my bearded chin a few times & I'm still not quite sure what you mean by that above... can you elaborate about which theories you think are more attractive to the poor etc just out of curiosity? :)

I had to re-read it too.

The poor would be 'rich' through anarchism and work less hours, to be drawn to this conclusion you'd have to accept the 'conspiracy' (FACT) we are all being exploited for the few. :dunno:

*My example may display bias*

:D
You've got to show how you having freedom to emigrate, freedom to shop, freedom to drive a road vehicle, save your cash, invest in gold etc is being exploited by the few, if all that is a conspiracy one would therefore find i think youll agree the average westerner, many here included, those who indirectly and directly benefit from imperialism are at least collaborators, and the 3rd World and masses of extremely poor non white westerners are the victims of this conspiracy?

I think you would find also, I mean you'd have to historical perspective which I know you dislike, that the poor wouldn't be rich if you had anarchy or "through anarchism" whatever that means, people acting without restraint, corporations and armed factions existing and exploiting the poor without government regulation, etc.

Is there not Anarchy in the world when British Intelligence agencies can go around assassinating democratically elected leaders like Patrice Lumumba when it suits them?
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So, in a nutshell, do some people seek to control the majority?

Is that now back into the realms of conspiracy?

Mike, are you having some kind of breakdown?
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So, in a nutshell, do some people seek to control the majority?yes that's a clearly demonstrable historical fact, and large masses of people are controlled.

Is that now back into the realms of conspiracy? no.

Mike, are you having some kind of breakdown? why do you say that?
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Mike wrote:
oioioi wrote:
So, in a nutshell, do some people seek to control the majority?yes that's a clearly demonstrable historical fact, and large masses of people are controlled.

Is that now back into the realms of conspiracy? no.

Mike, are you having some kind of breakdown? why do you say that?

Because you have even lost the ability to quote adequately, nvm troll!
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Just saw thor's new avatar .... :pmsl:

I'd like to compliment her on her new avatar too... because she's worth it...

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