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Golden Oldie
4:14 Fri Apr 24
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Cool Hand Luke
Surely it's because so good is the lovin', that 30 seconds is all she would need or even possibly be able to take.
Flight of The Conchords - Business Time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqZcYPEszN8
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COOL HAND LUKE
4:10 Fri Apr 24
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'Cometh the first thirty seconds, cometh the man' for most on here, I'd imagine...
"There ya go darlin, there's the first thirty seconds of the best time a man ever gave a woman... what shall we do now?"
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Golden Oldie
4:10 Fri Apr 24
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Nagel
"Some of them also like to follow the opinions of your average inbred hillbilly from the US..."
Like Jesus Christ, Cicero, Thoma Aquinas, , Maria Theresa, Nesta Webster, Martin Luther, Nikolas Tesla, Schopenhauer... et cetera.
This phenomena you speak of was wonderfully illustrated by the Danish tale of "The Emperor's New Clothes" recognised as a most perceptive commentary on the human condition.
"Only the most intelligent people could see the King's new threads" was the claim of the crooked swindlers, pride keeping the herds from speaking out even when they deep down knew the truth
Sometimes no matter how simple common a truth is, it would be easier to be observed through the innocent eyes of a uncorrupted child, to see what those too educated would allow themselves to see or accept.
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Ronald_antly
4:03 Fri Apr 24
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"Now in todays world of weaponised misinformation they are downright dangerous. "
I'd never before realised that you worked for The Ministry of Truth.
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Dan M
3:27 Fri Apr 24
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Funnily enough the same loons don't have a problem swallowing shit if the "thing" is something they agree with. See Brexit and Trump for instance. No dark forces behind those shitshows - no siree, they are simply "will of the people" and are both transparent and sacrosanct.
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the last eastender
3:19 Fri Apr 24
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Nagel
Once upon a time we could all laugh at them as harmless fools.
Now in todays world of weaponised misinformation they are downright dangerous.
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Nagel
2:39 Fri Apr 24
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Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists think that they have secret knowledge that makes them special and independent minded and more intelligent than everyone else.
Some of them also like to follow the opinions of your average inbred hillbilly from the US (ie hating Jews, abortion, faggots, governments, etc.). Quite why having the exact same views as all the dumb hicks from the American sticks somehow makes you independent and intelligent I really don't know.
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Golden Oldie
1:46 Fri Apr 24
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I suspect Coffee is covering his own crazy, stupid conspiracy theorist ass here.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe a mature worldview requires skepticism toward power.
Smart upstanding citizens believe the government is your friend, and the media are its helpers.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe that powerful people sometimes make immoral plans in secret.
Smart upstanding citizens believe the TV always tells the truth and the CIA exists for no reason.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe that extreme government secrecy makes it necessary to discuss possible theories about what might be going on behind that veil of opacity.
Smart upstanding citizens believe that just because a world-dominating government with the most powerful military in the history of civilization has no transparency and zero accountability to the public, that doesn’t mean you’ve got to get all paranoid about it.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe it’s okay to ask questions about important events that happen in the world, even if their government tells them they shouldn’t.
Smart upstanding citizens believe everything they need to know about reality comes out of Mike Pompeo’s angelic mouth.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe the very rich sometimes engage in nefarious behavior to expand their wealth and power.
Smart upstanding citizens believe billionaires always conduct themselves with the same values that got them their billions in the first place: honesty, morality, and generosity.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe it’s important to remember the lies that led up to the invasion of Iraq, and the disastrous consequences of blind faith in government claims.
Smart upstanding citizens believe “Iraq” is a fictional land similar to Narnia or Middle Earth, from the writings of a fantasy author named George Galloway.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe Syria is fighting to avoid becoming another Libya in a war of defense against extremist proxy armies of the US-centralized empire, who were given billions of dollars in military support with the goal of toppling Damascus.
Smart upstanding citizens believe Bashar al-Assad is a real-life version of a cartoon supervillain who just started murdering civilians willy nilly in 2011 because he loves murdering civilians, then in 2015 his friend Vladimir Putin joined in because he loves murdering civilians also.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe the extensive history of US government lies means you should always demand mountains of independently verifiable evidence when they make claims about unabsorbed nations.
Smart upstanding citizens believe Russia literally committed an act of war on the United States in 2016, China is orchestrating a second Holocaust, Maduro is deliberately starving the Venezuelan people because he hates them, Assad is using chemical weapons but only when it makes no strategic sense, Cuban spy crickets are trying to assassinate US diplomats, there’s novichok everywhere, and every noncompliant party in the Middle East is secretly working for Iran.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe that it can be difficult to figure out what’s going on in a mass media landscape that is saturated with the propaganda of the US-centralized empire.
Smart upstanding citizens believe that all you need to do to ensure you’re getting all the facts is watch television and run screaming from the room if you accidentally flip past RT.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe the Gulf of Tonkin incident was faked, the “taking babies out of incubators” narrative was a lie, Saddam had no weapons of mass destruction, Gaddafi’s rape armies never existed and the Libya intervention was never really about humanitarian concerns.
Smart, upstanding citizens believe it’s better not to think about such things.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe the latest WikiLeaks publications of internal OPCW documents provide ample evidence that we were lied to about the 2018 Douma incident.
Smart upstanding citizens believe those documents aren’t real because The New York Times never reported on them.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe that increasing levels of government secrecy are making it easier for government agencies to do unethical things in secret.
Smart upstanding citizens believe that questioning your government makes you a Russian anti-semite.
Crazy, stupid conspiracy theorists believe that the billionaire class which owns the mass media has a natural incentive to prop up the status quo upon which it is built, and so construct an environment where reporters are incentivized to always support the establishment line.
Smart upstanding citizens believe that if that kind of conspiracy were really happening, it would have been in the news.
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Sydney_Iron
1:45 Fri Apr 24
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Morte_antly?
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Far Cough
1:43 Fri Apr 24
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Morte = Ronald_antly
FACT
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Sydney_Iron
1:32 Fri Apr 24
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Yep, agree, Special needs......................
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Lawro
1:24 Fri Apr 24
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Nope. He's on furlough.
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Sydney_Iron
12:13 Fri Apr 24
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Coffee 8:15 Fri Apr 24
Lawro perhaps?
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Ronald_antly
11:23 Fri Apr 24
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Coffee 8:15 Fri Apr 24
???
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Darby_
9:27 Fri Apr 24
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Is this Ronald0 pretending that he has a supporter?
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Nagel
9:24 Fri Apr 24
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Hold up Morte. You accuse me of using a straw man by quoting comments on the actual video that this thread is about. Then you start blathering on about a load of other stuff that has nothing to do with Eugenics and enforced vaccinations, which is what the video goes on about. If anyone's using a straw man here...
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bruuuno
9:22 Fri Apr 24
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Typical Australian type behaviour
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Coffee
8:15 Fri Apr 24
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Have you noticed that when a 'mainstream' poster wants to write crap, they often log in with a lesser-known ID?
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Morte
7:53 Fri Apr 24
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Additionally, ignoring "GatesGate", there are more mainstream players simply wishing to profit from control and mass surveillance of a global population, and to further promote a US-led hegemony of corporate dominance against international tech competitors such as China:
https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/top-news/techno-tyranny-how-us-national-security-state-using-coronavirus-fulfill-orwellian-vision/
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Darby_
7:45 Fri Apr 24
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Cometh the hour, cometh the cranks.
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Morte
7:39 Fri Apr 24
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My points below are going to be difficult to hit home amidst greater immediate concerns for the average person, because they are longer term in nature, and they question authority even when it masks itself as 'data science' and 'modelling'.
I trust that no-one has an issue with this expression of anger at corporate socialism for the wealthy and screw the little guys:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OycimGuHy9A
which is also by far, the bigger immediate issue, being felt globally.
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