why do people think you're a conspiracy theorist for asking a simple question?
460568
Check out the movie Loose Change.\nGoogle it and watch for free.\n Also Check out In Plane View.\n& no your not crazy :)
950510
No, it does not make sense... neither your question nor the conspiracy theory stated within your very poor grammatical demonstration.
129344
It's probably because you're scared you wouldn't be able to differentiate between a good answer and nonsense. Go ahead and ask your question. I have faith in your ablility to seperate the wheat from the chaff.
974859
I think its funny how annoyed people will get at this question - its obvious you're just being inflammatory, but people are so damn serious, they can't see they're being manipulated. \n\nThat's why the vast majority of people are absolute imbeciles and are readily manipulable by society and mass media. It just goes to show how precious people are over their worthless, insignificant and pathetic egos.
539381
I think using the term "conspiracy theorist" creates a instand discredit to an idea or thought. I think if you are seeking answers to this question do some research on the FREE MASONS and many of the other SECRET SOCIETIES like the ILLUMINATI or SKULL & BONES or BILDERBURG or The Trilateral Commission. just to name a few. There is an entire history or intelligent control of the population. The history channel also aired a very good show focused soley on secret societies, if you can find a copy of that show some where you will have found a great resource.
200434
Because some people just like to answer a question for the sack of answering and have fun. They are not interested at the details but just their own opinion...
1067930
Why would you question answers? I dont get it.
1050223
I'd never noticed that. I still don't believe it to be so. It's just people stating their opinions, and trying to make sure nobody attacks them as if they implied what they were saying was fact.\n\nAnd I really didn't mean the part where I said, "I...believe" as sarcasm, I didn't notice it until after I'd typed it.
1127037
As a Mason myslef, I know all about the conspiracy theories.  They are quite ridiculous, even funny, but I can understand why people come to those conclusions, since many people don't really understand what we are all about.  \n\nSince there are hundreds of conspiracy theories, I can't begin to address every one of them here, but I would be happy to answer any questions emailed to me.  For now I will only say that we are a group of men who are trying to do good in our lives and in the lives of others, and most of this work comes through charity.  How can a group that treats children all over the world with burns and bone issues FOR FREE, and gives over $2 million a day to charity be an evil group?\n\nFeel free to take me up on my offer to answer any questions you may have, and I'll do so honestly and openly.
377066
I think it's the way you pose some of your questions. They come over as slightly aggresive and they are more like statements posed as questions. \nWhat you are doing is really not asking questions, but stating your opinion on matters. If you do not like people to be rude you, don't ask this questions/ make this statements, but try to make them more 'blank' i'will try to give you an example here.\nInstead of asking:'Can the USA be the real leader of the world with all this brutal acts of terrorism?'\nA more 'blank way'of asking it would be:\n"can the USA be the real leader of the world or do you think they commit brutal terrorist acts themselves?'\nThat way you would ask for opinions without imposing your view on others. It will be less offensive. So ithink if you chose your wording more careful, you won't be threatend or abused.\nOh, one more thing: if you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen!\nTiff
490667
I'm not sure if Im involved in the conspiracy against you incognito, my answer is predicated on the question I myslef have posted here, when I find the answer to that question (Am I Jewish?) then we will both know about your mental state.
561800
Man you are coming with some good questions!! People that keep their minds in little small boxes are scared to see the big truth. They are comfortable in their little box, full of narrow mindness and ignoarance. You are absolutely right my freind, when you tell people something that goes against what they have learned or even better, things that they don't know, they get so offended and take it personal!! How can people love to be in denial!??! Doesn't it remind you of the narrowed minded people that were told that the Earth was round and the public killed them!?!?
44944
As an individual and in my personal opinion. Yes it is a conspiracy.\n\nSince the public at large now has a means of sharing information and views it is becoming more and more difficult to con them.
366146
You just asked a question.  Consider why you asked the question.  You could have wanted an answer.  Then again, you could have simply wanted to start peoples brains moving.  I could ask you why you asked the question, but then I would be asking a question, a pointless one, because I don't care why you asked your question.  Only one can know why they truly ask any question.
900297
Actually I didn't know it but I suspect there was a reason for this.  It is the very same reason that I didn't know that the moon landing was a fake or that Elvis was still alive,,,it didn't happen and isn't true.  \n\nThis is more of the same simple minded conspiracy drivel that has been disproven time and time again but still has some foot hold on the simple minded of the world.\n\nAlmost half of these conspiracy stories have been created by college students to track the publics level of acceptance of idiocy and/or as a prank but but you poor silly chumps keep them flying right and left and go on babbling about "falling into footprint", as if you have any idea of what you are writing.  \n\nGive it a rest or find something else if you wish to be entertaining.  This has run its course.  All the retarded listeners are on board with you and the rest of us know better.  \n\nBegone!
524041
i think most people want to think they have an opinion on something, so they just make stuff up without even knowing what they're talking about. they want to sound smart, but the SMART thing to do would be to know what you're talking about before you open your mouth.\n\nbut about your problem. would it be bad to ask the people their opinions and just tell them you don't feel like you know enough about it yet to have an opinion? maybe they'll tell you a little about it and you'll learn about it so you WILL have an opinion the next time. just ask them.
1053954
Why is it that anyone could believe any of the conspiracy theories out there? I get that people here aren't structural engineers, but let me give you an example...  Did you know that a bulletproof vest capable of stopping the largest pistol rounds you could stab a knife right through? That a fast moving small round like a 22 is more likely to penetrate than a slow moving big round like a 45? The science on the building failures & fire progression is excellent & very understandable. \n\nAs to some CIA conspiracy… you know most CIA employees are democrats? And even so, there is no way they’d allow an attack on Americans for political reasons. That’s insane! Not to mention what political gain came from the 9/11? If the President wanted to attack Bin Laden, there had been an attack on the USS Cole just months before he took office. Iraq you think? We justified that with WMD violations of UN sanctions, and the world didn’t follow us in there even with 9/11. We could have done the same thing if 9/11 had never occurred. \n\nYou can disagree with what the President has done since 9/11, but if you think he needed that horrific attack to justify the military action we’ve taken since then, you’re wrong. I also love how the same people that say Bush conducted this insanely complicated plot, are also the ones that say he is dumber than a rock. Wouldn’t he have to be an evil genius far smarter than any of us? There were theories back in WWII that FDR (a democrat) knew in advance & allowed the attack on Pearl Harbor so he could take us into the war, or more sinisterly so the military industrial complex could get rich putting Americans to work after a depression. That was stupid & insulting to the people who died then, just as these conspiracies are stupid now. As long as people continue to be so disconnected from reality they’ll continue to hand elections to conservatives.