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Inventing conspiracies out of thin air isn’t a rational kind of questioning.He could’ve been smarter than you think… I’m always questioning…
Inventing conspiracies out of thin air isn’t a rational kind of questioning.He could’ve been smarter than you think… I’m always questioning…
But that’s not what you said. You basically asserted the wrong guy got blowed up.Wondering if he had an accomplice isn’t conspiracy theory. I’m positive they’re already looking into it. Really, I don’t know why it bothers youNot that I care :man_shrugging:t2:
And here we go…We know who got blown up. However, was he necessarily the mastermind? This whole saga seems rather ingenious for one 24 year old.
And this makes me think of why Google started downranking content from certain sites.Inventing conspiracies out of thin air
It’s a valid question when you haven’t uncovered the usual supporting evidence.Inventing conspiracies out of thin air isn’t a rational kind of questioning.
Uh huh…Police: Austin bomber left 25-minute confession on phone
I have no problem with people asking those questions, it just seems to me that a few people in this thread are trying to imply something more is going on rather than just clarifying some missing pieces. If there is anybody aiding him I imagine it will just be another disaffected white guy. Americans of all people should be used to senseless violence from disaffected young men by now. It’s become a staple of our modern society.That is absolutely absurd. You cannot pronounce every question as conspiratorial or racial. That line of thinking is quite dangerous. One might say it borders on advocating censorship! No. I would still ask the same questions:
Ridiculous comment. What do you think all the Trayvon Martin protesters were protesting about.Also, as I said, nobody asks these questions when the perpetrators of the violence are young brown men.
You’ll have to explain the relevance of the Trayvon Martin case, sorry. I don’t see what point you’re trying to make.Ridiculous comment. What do you think all the Trayvon Martin protesters were protesting about.
Have you heard of Black Lives Matter, perhaps?
I’m not claiming that anyone is defending him, at least not explicitly. They are, however, trying to look for explanations outside of this disaffected, right-wing white guy being the perpetrator of these crimes. Some users are worse offenders than others, such as the user bringing up the possibility of the police falsely accusing people. It’s just that nobody asks questions when brown Muslim men commit similar crimes, they just accept things as they are reported, on this forum and elsewhere (where are the conspiracy theories claiming ISIS-affiliated attacks are false flags?) What about the crime as it’s currently reported makes it so hard to believe?Also nobody is defending this kid, just looking for motive. I expect the recorded confession will clear much up, when it is released.
Who are they Regular_Atheist?I think a lot of users on this forum generally struggle with the idea of white, right-wing terrorism.