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Fair Questions

  • In his post below, Troy asked a fair question, yet was somewhat apologetic for its source. In my reply to him, I also felt constrained to distance myself from that less than reliable source. In today’s world gone mad, conspiracy theories are so ubiquitous, and many of their adherents so gullible, strident, and quick to repeat as fact any rumor they hear, that without doing one’s own research, one is loath to trust anything one reads. Yet there is a serious downside risk to this knee-jerk skepticism, of anything that smacks of a conspiracy.

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    Simply put, conspiracies happen. A lot. Especially the variety that entails coverup of blunders and/or nefarious acts of government officials. Our political history is littered with well-documented examples of them. It is also littered with the unconscionable tragedies that befell Patriots brave enough to try to expose them. Anyone who is awake enough to look around today, should recognize the huge apology this country owes to Joseph McCarthy, for one cogent example. I am reminded of the clever aphorism, ‘Just because I am paranoid, doesn’t mean they aren’t out to get me.’ To automatically condemn anyone asking honest fair questions as a ‘conspiracy nut,’ is as foolhardy as those who automatically believe every rumor that confirms their prejudices.

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    The advantage this gives to those engaged in coverup is immeasurable. All they have to do to short-circuit an honest inquiry into their mischief, is to visit the websites focused on them, insert ridiculous and easily provable false rumors into the discussions, wait for them to go viral, and then expose them as silly myths. The legions of so-called ‘Obots,’ diligently focused on discrediting all legitimate inquiry, into the now well-documented lies regarding Obama’s personal history, have this technique down to a science. Since few influential citizens in government or media, are willing to risk their careers by being labeled a ‘birther’ or ‘racist’ or ‘conspiracy nut,’ the coverup continues unabated. This in turn so frustrates and infuriates those Patriots having done the necessary research to grasp the truth, that this in and of itself appears to be a massive conspiracy.

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    The remainder of this article is available here:

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    http://www.thoughtsaloud.com/2012/07/31/fair-questions/

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    ...comments welcome; here or there (no registration required). ◄Dave►

Comments

5 comments
  • Doug Walters
    Doug Walters Joseph McCarthy should be enshrined in the congressional hall of fame, if one existed. Now I will go read the rest of the article.
    July 31, 2012 - 2 like this
  • ThoughtsAloud ◄Dave►
    ThoughtsAloud ◄Dave► Now there would be a good campaign issue/theme, Doug. Let's see if we can find a politico who would sponsor an act of Congress to give him a medal or some such. ◄Dave►
    July 31, 2012 - 2 like this
  • Doug Walters
    Doug Walters Excellent idea. Won't happen in the present administration. Maybe Ted Cruz will sponsor it.
    July 31, 2012 - 1 likes this
  • ThoughtsAloud ◄Dave►
    ThoughtsAloud ◄Dave► A Congressional resolution would not require a POTUS signature, Doug. Even the House alone could pass something. It would be a great way to perhaps force the subject of the Marxists in the White House into the national debate in a way it would be difficul...  more
    July 31, 2012 - 1 likes this
  • Doug Walters
    Doug Walters Well, I know my congressman ain't gonna do it. I am going to email him about it anyway.
    August 1, 2012 - 1 likes this