Do you remember before the internet, that it was thought the cause of collective stupidity was the lack of information?Well...it wasn't that.
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Isn't that basically how suicide bombings work?
Quote from: Some_Bloke on March 27, 2016, 05:59:30 AMIsn't that basically how suicide bombings work?
It's about moderation and presentation. Benji, you can't react this way every time someone does not "buy" your presentation.I'm fine w odeon not agreeing because of a very important reason: Him agreeing changes nothing. He is only 1 person.In reality, 1 person does not matter. One vote does not matter. One person alone can change nothing, and so on. This is reality, away from the whole "But look at Gandhi!"-bullshitIt's not important to convince as many people as possible of the unfairness that goes on in the world. It is interesting, though. If someone wants to listen, it is fun to tell them interesting things. But with your attitude, you seem as if you're trying to tell people something very important, to save their lives, and they refuse to listen, so you get furious at their ignorance. You have to calm down, cus it's not that important. Yes, several of the on-going wars are constructed and there is nnnothing you can do about it.You can "raise awareness", but even that won't even ammount to anything.To the doubters, my 5 additional cents:What do you think is most likely? That electronics manufacturers sit and twiddle their fingers, waiting desperately for a good conflict? That they thank Jesus every morning for Congo, praying to Jesus every evening that the Kivu conflict - that practically builds half their fortune - will not end any time soon?Read up on the Kivu conflict, it is the 6th "sub-conflict" or so, to have continued from the 1993(?) Congo war, which is a further continuation of a 1960s conflict, which is pretty much the entire existence of that country. The entire existence.And yes, there is such a thing as bad luck. Congo could just be having bad luck.There is such a thing as good luck too. Finland has exceptionally good luck with Congo's bad luck.And that's where I get suspicious, that these things work out so well.As always, I can prove nothing, but this isn't some "deep dark secret". I'm talking about conflict minerals here. It's well known.Much more obscure is the "real truth" of ISIS, for example. Here I am more unwilling to explore details, because there's less to explore. I just find it too convenient. At the beginning of the Iraq invasion I saw high tier statements claiming the US were "meant" to stay physically in Iraq indefinitely. "At least 50 years"Ever since, it has been presented as a short lasting invasion, one that will end as soon as possible. Now it seems like the barely mentioned "50-year-plan" is actually in effect, but... "hidden", "secret"Seems, mentioned, claimed, convenient, that's all I got really. But it's naive to think that people would "surely not" exploit a horrible situation such as war. Weapons manufacturers are #1 profiteers. "Surely they feel terrible about earning money from conflict! I mean, weapons manufacturers are hardly cynical people >:I"
Isis is constructed to maintain conflict.Can I prove it? No. Conspiracy websites around the world fail at proving it, so I can only dream about that, but...as a reality, it is obvious - they are constructed to maintain conflict.Other similar situations are eastern Ukraine, where the conflict is constructed and maintained in order to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO (which in turn would allow Ukraine to use military threats to claim Crimea back again)as well as various "mineral conflicts" in Africa, mainly eastern Congo (Kivu primarily)
Benji is trying a serious topic here. No need to discuss your avatars.
