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Originally posted by Deke4life
Claiming conspiracy is not a racist stance. I have never heard that about the Jewish community... mainly because its not true. I dont bring up the intangables like racist theories (which I detest), only what we know to be true like the events surounding the colapse of building 7.
Please comment on the links provided in my prevoius post.
Thanks again for the perspective.
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1 - Judaism is not really a race, that I know of at least.
2 - I'll try to review the materials at my leisure, but you seem to put a lot of stock in certain sites simply b/c "physicists and engineers" have placed an opinion on certain things . . . I'm sure you realize that these titles are useless without credentialing, extensive use of proofs, and etc, and thus anything titled "911physics.com" retains suspicion when the sort of 'establishing as expert' required in, say, court is averted for simply saying "I have a Ph.D. in Physics from CUNY" or etc.
The burden of proof is on the theorists.
3 - There are reasonable conceptualizations for building collapse, outside of conspircy theory, that would be outside of explanation from the 9/11 commission, and you have not served to write these off. Occam's Razor, again, and all that good stuff - this is the reason for the burden in pt 2. Simply saying "this one did this, while these three did not" is completely insufficient.
And thanks for the discussion, it's interesting.