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Lots are saying that. Not necessarily here though there are some vibes. But generally in Facebook discussion groups etc, if you suggest that vitamins could be a good thing for someone, you'll get the same reaction as if you were suggesting a prayer or a couple of LSD tabs..

If someone told me twenty years ago that the mainstream would soon be raging against vitamins and linking it with far-right opinions, David Icke and whatnot, I would have laughed... but here we are. Boy did the pharmaceutical lobby do a job on you. "There is NOTHING in nature that can help you...

I have no idea if he is lying or not about this and I seriously doubt you do either. Its not about "impressing" someone, its about just being a decent human. Put yourself in that situation: someone mocking you, your friend or your family for their medical issues just because this "someone" does...

Sure. Great point, great way of making your opinion clear. Mocking someone about their illness to make a point is what defines a great, wise man.

As I see it there is a difference between doing that kind of generalismo statement and mocking a individual because of their illness, but if you disagree then you disagree - nothing to do about it, its up to you and based on who you are and want to be.

Its your choice to interprete "question everything" as "go on and act like an 8 year old schoolyard bully". If thats who you want to be, fine, thats all up to you.

[ QUOTE=Megazone;9484074]On a positive though, I lose so much memory after my seizures, watching games where we beat Arsenal both times on YouTube is almost like getting to experience it as enjoyably as the original moments. I also like to believe the struggles the Albion faced and the dream...

"Joking" about someones medical condition is being a grade A **** regardless of what you think about the opinions of the individual. and you ****ing know it, so get a grip

Of course they would. Questioning things is something with positive connotations but in reality people dont want it. They want things to be as they are told that they are.

Of course its more complicated, but what I wrote are the basics of it. Crowd psychology. Difference between mainstreamers and conspiracy theorists is that we (the conspiracy theorists) believe that there is non-elected people with power, who carry out this crowd psychology. For - interestingly...

David Icke says: "Ice cream is good" Mainstream reaction: stops eating ice cream Icke-believers reaction: only eats ice cream Mainstream media says: ice cream is good Mainstream reaction: only eats ice cream Icke-believers reaction: stops eating ice cream Its pretty easy. Own both and you...

Without chaos people wont want more order, and some people and organisations that most people dont believe exist wants lots and lots of order. And they will get it because even if you dont know how they function, they sure do know how you function.