The sandy hook conspiracy
The sandy hook conspiracy
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Every time I read threads like this, I'm frankly thankful I don't like in the US. On an individual level, I get on very well with quite a number of you (mind you, they're expats), but frankly the atmosphere in your country must be fucking toxic intellectually and emotionally with all of this hyper-freak-out media, conspiracy theories, political debates that belong in the 18th century.
Don't you people get tied of all that, and wish you could progress at an even-tempered and cool-headed level, free of drama bombardment?
- thankful I don't live in the US, rather.Continuity
- all it means is you choose your news sources more carefully. it's easy to not be a sheepscarabin
- Sigh. An Edit button would be ace.Continuity
- Lol at you believing it's being bought into by everyone here.albums
- Your statement assumes we're all fixated on fox news waiting for our next thought to be beamed in our brainsalbums
- Well, an outsider can only conclude based on what's presented to him, right? Perhaps us outsiders wouldn't conclude that if that notion of your country wasn't the only one presented to us.Continuity
- ... that if that notion of your country wasn't the only one presented to us.Continuity
- things are a little fucked here but they're so much more fucked in other places. the US is still an amazing place to livescarabin
- I am glad people who dont live in the US are immune to thinking and free individualistic expression.yurimon
- scarabin is spot on, American people are good people, its the management thats the problemmoldero
- and "management" is not necessarily the government as their mostly controlled by corporationsmoldero