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题目: Re: This is the first video on 9/11 I ever saw, and I saw it on the internet:
Artful Dodger: I wouldn't expect you to be convinced, even if you were an eyewitness. But others read this board. Maybe just one person, somewhere, will watch that video and his/her eyes will be opened. Maybe that person won't even post here about it. Maybe there will be more than one. The truth is getting out. I just do what I do, let the chips fall....
题目: Re: This is the first video on 9/11 I ever saw, and I saw it on the internet:
The Usurper: That's where we differ. You see it as having one's eyes opened and I see it as having one's mind manipulated. Any good lawyer can do that and in fact does so for a living. A good lawyer can get a guilty man off and a good prosecutor can get an innocent man behind bars. Proof that a convincing argument, complete with all its "evidence," doesn't mean the thing they propose is true. Just convincing. In the case of your position, I am neither moved by your arguments nor your so-called evidence. So in my view, if you succeed at getting someone to believe as you do, then you will have succeeded in getting someone to believe something that simply isn't true.