I just got reminded it's the 11th of September today...

[digdeeper]

Never forget. The psychos in charge blew the towers the fuck up.

Compare their fall to any other known demolition and see.

[malformed_jill]

getting reminded it was 9/11 today after forcibly seeing an electronic billboard reminds me... that i forgot to celebrate cirno day two days before
anyways unhappy inside job day. here's to another 25 years of cover ups

[Anon E. Moose]

Never forget. The psychos in charge blew the towers the fuck up.

No; The September 11 attacks, colloquially known as 9/11, were a coordinated series of suicide attacks perpetrated by the Islamic terrorist organization al-Qaeda.

Don't endanger youth rights by posting unproven allegations and wacky conspiracy theories. Young people don't deserve to be connected to insane conspiracy theorists. Conspiracy theory has no place in a legitimate human rights movement.

[sirfessor]

False flag day

https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=d2XRu0jgMU8

[digdeeper]

Never forget. The psychos in charge blew the towers the fuck up.

No; The September 11 attacks, colloquially known as 9/11, were a coordinated series of suicide attacks perpetrated by the Islamic terrorist organization al-Qaeda.

Don't endanger youth rights by posting unproven allegations and wacky conspiracy theories. Young people don't deserve to be connected to insane conspiracy theorists. Conspiracy theory has no place in a legitimate human rights movement.

I'm sure you can tell me why the towers fell exactly the way any other explosively demolished buildings do.

Either way, I'm not connecting youth rights to 9/11. They are separate topics even though I believe the people in power - the same ones who executed the demolition - also benefit from disempowering kids so that they get learned helplessness early on and don't rise up in the future. But on a reasoning level they are separate. You can support youth rights and believe all the official stories though you will probably give that up when you realize WHY youth are being inhibited so hard. And you can also be a hardcore conspiracy theorist and still want to chain kids (many such cases). Though I believe the only pro-human and sane way is to be both a conspiracy theorist and support youth rights. But not strictly necessary. Everyone starts somewhere.

[qualia]

im starting to think that the anonymous account was a mistake, not the first time people use it to post worthless troll messages

[digdeeper]

im starting to think that the anonymous account was a mistake, not the first time people use it to post worthless troll messages

Yeah I didn't want to allow that shitpost, but some other mod did, I guess. Maybe I should write down more formal guidelines on what I think should be thrown away. Like that post has nothing to do with this topic really, and I guess sought to simply agitate me but failed.

[Anon E. Moose]

The broad coalition of mental defects is not going to achieve anything worthwhile, while compromising legitimate human rights movements with their drivel. A young rights activist who is also a conspiracy nut is worse than no activist. I already saw people starting to agree with your points only to end it with, "but that comes from a known conspiracy theorist." You must cease and desist harming the fight. Either dead or alive, conspiracy or the rights of the young, there is no middle ground.

[digdeeper]

The broad coalition of mental defects is not going to achieve anything worthwhile, while compromising legitimate human rights movements with their drivel. A young rights activist who is also a conspiracy nut is worse than no activist. I already saw people starting to agree with your points only to end it with, "but that comes from a known conspiracy theorist." You must cease and desist harming the fight. Either dead or alive, conspiracy or the rights of the young, there is no middle ground.

> "but that comes from a known conspiracy theorist."

Good. That's how people's overton windows widen. By exposure to the ideas, not by self-censoring because the idea is too out there. I can also assure you that youth rights are WAY MORE out there to most people than any conspiracy theory. Literally kids are pets in the minds of most people, and to utter the phrase "youth rights" will only result in laughter of almost everyone.

And if you insist on keeping the "youth rights fight" clear off conspiracy theories, show me that you have even fought for the youth rights anywhere at all, or only exist to trash "conspiracy theories". Because I suspect the latter.

And if you all you want to do is keep throwing insults without constructive rebuttals (and again, youth rights are completely off-topic here), I might stop allowing your posts.

[Anon E. Moose]

The broad coalition of mental defects is not going to achieve anything worthwhile, while compromising legitimate human rights movements with their drivel. A young rights activist who is also a conspiracy nut is worse than no activist. I already saw people starting to agree with your points only to end it with, "but that comes from a known conspiracy theorist." You must cease and desist harming the fight. Either dead or alive, conspiracy or the rights of the young, there is no middle ground.

> "but that comes from a known conspiracy theorist."

Good. That's how people's overton windows widen. By exposure to the ideas, not by self-censoring because the idea is too out there. I can also assure you that youth rights are WAY MORE out there to most people than any conspiracy theory. Literally kids are pets in the minds of most people, and to utter the phrase "youth rights" will only result in laughter of almost everyone.

And if you insist on keeping the "youth rights fight" clear off conspiracy theories, show me that you have even fought for the youth rights anywhere at all, or only exist to trash "conspiracy theories". Because I suspect the latter.

And if you all you want to do is keep throwing insults without constructive rebuttals (and again, youth rights are completely off-topic here), I might stop allowing your posts.

You're arguing with a large language model.

[digdeeper]

The broad coalition of mental defects is not going to achieve anything worthwhile, while compromising legitimate human rights movements with their drivel. A young rights activist who is also a conspiracy nut is worse than no activist. I already saw people starting to agree with your points only to end it with, "but that comes from a known conspiracy theorist." You must cease and desist harming the fight. Either dead or alive, conspiracy or the rights of the young, there is no middle ground.

> "but that comes from a known conspiracy theorist."

Good. That's how people's overton windows widen. By exposure to the ideas, not by self-censoring because the idea is too out there. I can also assure you that youth rights are WAY MORE out there to most people than any conspiracy theory. Literally kids are pets in the minds of most people, and to utter the phrase "youth rights" will only result in laughter of almost everyone.

And if you insist on keeping the "youth rights fight" clear off conspiracy theories, show me that you have even fought for the youth rights anywhere at all, or only exist to trash "conspiracy theories". Because I suspect the latter.

And if you all you want to do is keep throwing insults without constructive rebuttals (and again, youth rights are completely off-topic here), I might stop allowing your posts.

You're arguing with a large language model.

Holy shit you're right. I can't believe I missed that.

[malformed_jill]

You're arguing with a large language model.

Holy shit you're right. I can't believe I missed that.

welcome to the modern internet age where assholes can't even bother to give you a sincere post disparaging or arguing against you. it happened to me on another worse forum too