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This is what's wrong with people. Just believe anything they read on the internet
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How are those people any worse than people that believe anything they see in the media?
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This is what's wrong with people. Just believe anything they read on the internet
- Actual episode
This is what's wrong with people. Just believe anything they read on the internet
- Actual episode
How are those people any worse than people that believe anything they see in the media?
So at what point do we stop calling these things conspiracies?
I never understood y Americans get so Depressed when this type of steezz. America did worse in the middle East. This type of steezz happens everyday b.
Yea.
THAT PIC was horrible, i dont know why i opened it.
those poor people.
THAT PIC was horrible, i dont know why i opened it.
those poor people.
Knowing a photographer stood there and snapped a pic of that bothers me for some reason. In the same type of way that a photographer stood by and took the time to snap a shot of the guy who got pushed onto the track in NY
Unfortunately most people are so racially bias they will assume its any group but their own like your example I'm pretty sure most white people are not looking at other whites as "suspicious" but if its some middle easterner guilty until proven innocent. I guess thats just how we have been conditioned and its sad. Don't think it will be changing anytime soon though.Praying for the People of Boston
I really hope people don't automatically thinks its people from middle east or North Korea are the culprit of this awful attacks until we get all the facts, because we have a **** loads of domestic terrorists here in America. Yall must forgot about
Timothy McVeigh.
He is a photographer........Knowing a photographer stood there and snapped a pic of that bothers me for some reason. In the same type of way that a photographer stood by and took the time to snap a shot of the guy who got pushed onto the track in NY
Isn't Alex Jones known as a false informationist though? (Yea informationist)
Isn't Alex Jones known as a false informationist though? (Yea informationist)
"Coincidence."http://www.infowars.com/family-guy-episode-predicted-boston-marathon-attack/
My boy sent me this.. Had me
Knowing a photographer stood there and snapped a pic of that bothers me for some reason. In the same type of way that a photographer stood by and took the time to snap a shot of the guy who got pushed onto the track in NY
Yea.
It's not bad taste bro, he used a spoiler and warning, you saw it because you wanted to.
Ya gotta understand those pictures are REALITY, RAW AND UNCENSORED, just how the 911 jumpers were, it's sad but is the things that make up history and really put things in perspective, if you've read or watched news from other countries they don't blindfold/sheltered their readers as much as the US does, their news are uncut, someone got their heads cut off, they'll show it...sometimes we need that type of blunt reality to place things in perspective of how serious isshh really is.
Knowing a photographer stood there and snapped a pic of that bothers me for some reason. In the same type of way that a photographer stood by and took the time to snap a shot of the guy who got pushed onto the track in NY
Those two scenarios are totally different. The subway photographer took the time to take the picture in lieu of possibly helping save the guy's life. Also, photographers are paid to capture live events. Shouldn't you be proud that we have freedoms that allow for historic events to be documented?
He is a photographer........
Those two scenarios are totally different. The subway photographer took the time to take the picture in lieu of possibly helping save the guy's life. Also, photographers are paid to capture live events. Shouldn't you be proud that we have freedoms that allow for historic events to be documented?
He is a photographer........Knowing a photographer stood there and snapped a pic of that bothers me for some reason. In the same type of way that a photographer stood by and took the time to snap a shot of the guy who got pushed onto the track in NY
Unfortunately most people are so racially bias they will assume its any group but their own like your example I'm pretty sure most white people are not looking at other whites as "suspicious" but if its some middle easterner guilty until proven innocent. I guess thats just how we have been conditioned and its sad. Don't think it will be changing anytime soon though.