23-05-2013, 12:06 PM
"Let me repeat. I am not a conspiracy theorist. Spare me the ravers. Spare me the plots."
I've always considered Fisk to be an asshole for writing those words. God forbid he lower himself down to the level of those awful conspiracy theorists like Bob McIlvaine (who lost his son to a WTC explosion) or the Jersey Girls (bereaved widows who suffered derision from right-wing pundits for asking pertinent questions) or Steven Jones, Sibel Edmonds, Peter Dale Scott, David Ray Griffin, Ray McGovern, Nafeez Ahmed, Colonel Robert Bowman and on and on, all of whom likely have studious and considered opinions about a possible 'plot' and could perhaps be forgiven for becoming emotional, or even raving, on the subject. Fisk needn't worry about being called a conspiracy theorist. He should worry about being called a prick, since his words demean those who have spent years giving away their spirit, energy and livelihoods in search of the truth. Shying away from being a 'conspiracy theorist' is a miserable tactic when facing an actual conspiracy.
I've always considered Fisk to be an asshole for writing those words. God forbid he lower himself down to the level of those awful conspiracy theorists like Bob McIlvaine (who lost his son to a WTC explosion) or the Jersey Girls (bereaved widows who suffered derision from right-wing pundits for asking pertinent questions) or Steven Jones, Sibel Edmonds, Peter Dale Scott, David Ray Griffin, Ray McGovern, Nafeez Ahmed, Colonel Robert Bowman and on and on, all of whom likely have studious and considered opinions about a possible 'plot' and could perhaps be forgiven for becoming emotional, or even raving, on the subject. Fisk needn't worry about being called a conspiracy theorist. He should worry about being called a prick, since his words demean those who have spent years giving away their spirit, energy and livelihoods in search of the truth. Shying away from being a 'conspiracy theorist' is a miserable tactic when facing an actual conspiracy.