Just a forewarning amkdeath - I respond to your comments, so if you are gunna post again on this thread, you had better well respond to mine:
amk, its not fair to say other people are close minded to your ideas and then stay close minded to theirs.
Sure you can throw a slew of very minor, very inconsistent things at us that might not make perfect sense on the surface. I'm working in a nanotech lab over the summer, and even on such small scales I see things that initially baffle me every day. You're talking on the macro scale of two very complex, very massive things colliding and then trying to pick apart evey little micro detail that might not immediately make sense. I'm not surprised there are lots of little hard to answer questions, I'd be calling it a conspiracy if there weren't!
The problem I have with most "conspiracy theorists" is they won't listen. They'll come up with a bunch of half-assed excuses that don't really mean anything, but they'll pretend are clear indications of a conspiracy. Then if someone who clearly knows more about the issue comes along and refutes them, they just pull a bunch of other random junk out of their... hat. They ignore the fact that they clearly made a mistake and fight tooth-and-nail to refuse to admit it. At the moment, you're doing just that and at least to my eyes, that's one of the quickest ways to lose credibility.
As I've said before on these forums, I'm a man of Occham's razor. I have never once 100% written off the possibility that 9/11 is a giant conspiracy. However all the evidence I see leads me to believe that its a one in a million chance. When I have those other 999,999 thousands telling me its simply like it seems, you can guess where my opinions will lie. Little picky things like the order in which clouds of particles blew out of windows is hardly the persuasive macro-scale picture you need to paint to change my mind.
So yeah. I don't mind that you have a contrasting opinion - its good that there are still people thinking and questioning so we don't someday end up with such serious conspiracies. If you're gunna waste our time though by throwing a bunch of little details at us; refusing to admit when you've been refuted - just ignoring the hard spent time of the refuter and throwing out a bunch more little oddities, its EXTREMELY RUDE AND DISRESPECTIFUL to the thousands of other people who are equally as well meaning as you and willing to devote their time in hopes of a DISCUSSION, not a one-sided argument on the issue.
Now my response to your last point:
"The one thing that justifies why a "terrorist" would drive a plane into a building is the COMMON misunderstanding (due to propaganda) (yea, Americans are swimming in OCEANS of propaganda, and the best thing is most dont know it) that ""dem arabs believe if they kill themselves they go to heaven"". Find me ONE place in ANY part of the qur'aan or the prophets sayings that says "if you kill yourself you go to heaven!!!"
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Not that I'm an expert on the issue (very far from in fact), but as I've heard countless times and come to understand it, the texts indeed do not say that. However, that has not stopped people from interpreting it that way or people from abusing the notion to get people to do things they wouldn't normally do. I hear news of suicide bombers nearly daily it seems, and while its not impossible, I'd be hard-pressed to believe they are all just a continuation of the conspiracy and there really are no people willing to die in the name of a cause. I myself can't be so level-headed as to claim I've never felt tempted to take drastic measures for a cause before, and I'm sure you can't either. I may not be at the point of flying a plane into a building for a cause, but with so many people and so many injustices in this world, I have no trouble believing its possible to find people willing to make such a sacrifice towards something they believe in (IE. how you are willing to stand up so vehemently for your opinions on 9/11)
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