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In reply to the discussion: Why are people still stupid enough to believe this "chemtrail" bullshit? [View all]petronius
(26,700 posts)26. You sure are desperate to deny what's right in front of your eyes
Apply some logic for a moment:
Airports are points.
The shortest distance two points is a straight line.
Ergo, airplanes will fly in straight lines.
If airplanes do not fly in straight lines, there must be a reason.
Since the only proper/innocent behavior is straight-line A to B (as demonstrated above), the reason for any deviation must be nefarious.
Chemtrails are nefarious.
The only logical explanation for curved paths, therefore, is that the airplanes behaving nefariously are dumping chemtrails on people below.
Q. E. eff'n D.
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<--- I'm 99.99% sure that isn't necessary, but just in case...)
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Why are people still stupid enough to believe this "chemtrail" bullshit? [View all]
Archae
Sep 2013
OP
It's a nice distraction from real issues, to 'worry' about what other people believe. And now
sabrina 1
Sep 2013
#96
I can't understand it either, but it seems to be the trademark of this poster.
Sheldon Cooper
Sep 2013
#21
And what business is it of anyone what other people choose to waste their time on?
sabrina 1
Sep 2013
#100
If conspiracy threads belong in CS, 'conspiracy bitching' threads do too
whatchamacallit
Sep 2013
#7
I too used to called people who disagreed with my unsupported premises, "cowed public".
LanternWaste
Sep 2013
#97
'Firefly' was mostly fiction, but I think the part about Miranda is actually true
petronius
Sep 2013
#72