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Frown, there is nothing that I can say or show you that will convince you. I could walk in your house soaking wet holding an umbrella and you would argue with me that it's not raining outside. Most of the damning images and videos are not found on sites that you, specifically, would deem reliable. What would it benefit the mainstream media to show such images when it would hurt the lies and false narratives that they are spewing? |
1. So that's a no on reliable sources, then.
2. To further your analogy to reflect this scenario, I can also see sunshine pouring in through the windows and have seen the rain several times before whereas you've only seen it on newscasts. |
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Do you do your reporting based on how it will affect the lies and false narratives that you're spewing? As they say, the thief thinks that everyone steals. |
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Look man. I'm not trying to jump on the train but why does everything have to be a conspiracy with you? |
For the ego boost of "I toda so."
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If you have to constantly stand up and shout "I'm special", well, how special are you? |
Ngl, the urge to be right is a big part of what leads me to embrace journalistic and scientific standards in being a skeptic. But it's also because I don't trust anyone, not even myself. Especially not myself.
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If you wanna blame forest fires on anything blame it on fire suppression. These forests are biologically "designed" to burn as part of their lifecycle. Preventing them from burning to protect the surrounding real estate from smoke and minor fire damage has lead to insane fires due to massive understory growth providing literal tons of flammable material.
I can try and find some of the work and calculations I did in college regarding the topic (as related to the NJ Pine Barrens) if you're interested. It has the second highest risk for catastrophic fire in the country behind Cali. |
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