Why are people mean to me?

Question

I keep telling people the TRUTH that the US government was 100% carried out the attacks on 9/11 and that Bush is a mass murderer.

Instead of getting a thank you, i get bullshit

Answer 1

because you make a b-sh*t statement a*shole

Answer 2

I don't hate you, but you are trying to push an idea for which you do not have ample evidence, and the evidence in fact points in the opposite direction. In order for you to honestly believe what you do, you have necessarily had to overlook the evidence. But you are not willing to even consider the evidence on the other side, because for whatever reason, you have a desire, a "need," to believe that the US government is responsible for 9/11. You need to examine your desires. WHY do you want that to be the case? What does that belief do for you? Only if you are willing to accept the fact that the truth may not be what you want it to be, will you ever be able to objectively survey the evidence.

Answer 3

Calm down. Bush may seem like an accomplice of terrorism and a murderer for sending troops to a crazy war, but no need to burst out like that.

Answer 4

u really expect a thank-you..... when u r talking about the government & politics it is a very heated subject with many folks for different reasons, of course you are going to get slack when you say Bush is a mass murderer. but i must agree with you........ Bush is a war monger just like his dad!!!!!!!

Answer 5

First of all, I think there is a fundamental difference between people disagreeing with you and being mean to you. If people don't agree with what you have to say, the burden is on you to try to convince them by being able to substantiate your claims. Present your evidence and undisputable facts and you will be able to win more people over.

Answer 6

Religion and Spirituality is the category you are in. This would be more appropriate in government and politics.

Maybe people wouldn't be so mean if you knew where you are and what you are talking about.

Answer 7

I'm sure you would receive many negative replies, but the facts are straight forward. The current war on terror is just another Holy War.

President George W Bush has made it clear that he reads the Bible, prays to God, and that God told him to invade Iraq. Very recently he referred to the USA’s war against terror as a war against Islamic Fascists. The other side, the Islamic Fascists, of course refer to G W Bush and the USA as Christian Infidel Dogs and so the Holy War of Words goes on, like good Christians at war against the Axis of Evil.

The above is quite mild to all the evil religious words being thrown by each side, but of course, it doesn’t stop there does it. The same sides, Christianity and Islam, are physically at war with each other, murdering innocent men, women and children in the process.

Humanity has a horrific track record of atrocities and killing caused by religion, and this war seems to be no different, just another Holy War in the name of religion, inflicting it’s madness once again onto humanity. Religion is so evil, it has even infected the President of the United States of America.

Answer 8

Don't get disappointed, keep telling the truth. Maybe someday it will work!

Answer 9

Conspiracy theories have been around since the beginning of human civilization, and will be around until we're all gone. People have learned to take them pretty lightly.

Answer 10

Lets be real. People don't like to hear bad things about their government even if its true. Most Americans are ignorant as to what goes on in their country anyway. They can't even name a senator from their state. They want to think that we are the land of the free and the home of the brave. Sounds nice. But they don't realizing how much blood has been shed (Native Americans, slavery). For many ppl ignorance is bliss.

Answer 11

Probably because your argumants have no merit and youre just another wacko liberal that has an irrational hatred for Bush. (probably because hes a Christian)