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Originally Posted by Esaias
This is called a red herring. Whether lots of people questioned Noah's story, or whether lots of people believe in the Islamic Virgin Mary from Outer Space, is irrelevant to the fact that lots of credible persons question the Official Conspiracy Theory put forward by the government. When even members of the 9-11 Commission afterwards declare it was essentially a whitewash, then it becomes obvious who actually has been stocking up on tin foil - the people who believe Official Fairy Tales and don't actually bother looking at real evidence, asking real questions, and coming to real conclusions.
After all, if Popular Mechanics says the government told us the truth, who are former members of the government to tell us it ain't so?
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No actually if you remember YOU said there were a lot of people that claimed they saw something or whatnot with regards to these conspiracies and my point was that a lot of people claim to see a lot of thing, it does not prove it's true
Not a red herring, an illustration why your argument is a fallacy
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