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xthetenth posted:You're wrong, it's topic homeopathy That makes it more potent..... I expect some really weird poo poo to be posted soon then
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Illuminti posted:That makes it more potent..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3axPn65MGM
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GWBBQ posted:The moon is faked. Not the moon landings, the moon itself Yes because projecting a hologram over the entire surface of the moon is a far better way of covering up a secret moonbase than, for example, moon coloured tarpaulins.
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Didn't really know where to put this, so this thread seemed best. Reddit has worked itself up over the recent death of a man in Fresno, who was found dead of stab wounds in his house (surrounded by a locked gate), which had been set on fire. A grisly scene to be sure, but they are convinced he was murdered by Fresno PD as retaliation for making negative remarks about them in the comments section of a local news website. For several days before he died, he wrote on facebook that the cops were out to get him. His youtube is filled with security camera footage of, seemingly, people walking and cars driving in front of his house, and his website is filled with long rants that seem to be the work of a paranoid schizophrenic; every one who calls him and strangers he sees or encounters in real life are all connected, and all part of the police conspiracy to take him down for some Disqus comments. This has been sitting at the top of /r/news for hours. Naturally, Reddit is convinced they've uncovered a huge conspiracy and coverup by the Fresno PD. Now, I have no doubt that those cops are less than squeaky clean (and distrust of LEOs isn't really unwarranted), and its awful what happened to this guy, but the whole thing is just so over the top, and it's not surprising at all that Reddit is full of  it just makes so much sense types. His website is truly a deep rabbit hole of paranoia, and there's an additional sad part about it which is that this guys problems with the police started at the same time his marriage was falling apart.Or maybe it's all true and the Fresno PD is the most vindictive, evil LEA in the country 
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Jan 29, 2016 07:54
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Geez, I figured that Fresno story was limited to conspiracy nuts in my area. Good thing they have so much evidence to go on
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You'd think Reddit (the more popular/visible parts of it anyway) would have learned their lesson about trying to solve real-life cases after they bungled their investigation into the Boston Marathon bombing so spectacularly, but self-awareness doesn't seem to be their wheelhouse.
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Mr Jaunts posted:Didn't really know where to put this, so this thread seemed best. Reddit has worked itself up over the recent death of a man in Fresno, who was found dead of stab wounds in his house (surrounded by a locked gate), which had been set on fire. A grisly scene to be sure, but they are convinced he was murdered by Fresno PD as retaliation for making negative remarks about them in the comments section of a local news website. For several days before he died, he wrote on facebook that the cops were out to get him. His youtube is filled with security camera footage of, seemingly, people walking and cars driving in front of his house, and his website is filled with long rants that seem to be the work of a paranoid schizophrenic; every one who calls him and strangers he sees or encounters in real life are all connected, and all part of the police conspiracy to take him down for some Disqus comments. That's called being a victim of "gangstalking" and of all the ct's i think it's the one that is most clearly a mental illness. There are some bizarre videos on youtube of "victims" who present some baffling evidence. They seem to think that the 'government' or whoever is just loving with them, sneaking into their homes and rearraging their clothes or scuffing their shoes. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of them had Morgellons as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WuGR_DmnoI a handy guide about 4 mins in he starts explaining how they are sneaking in and artificially wearing out his clothes
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To be fair, police departments, especially in smaller more conservative areas, are hilariously evil.
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Also to be fair, he was paranoid about something and was then found dead of stab wounds inside a burning house. Sounds like his paranoia was justified, even if it was possibly misdirected.
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Mr Jaunts posted:Or maybe it's all true and the Fresno PD is the most vindictive, evil LEA in the country Even if everything about this is true they don't even come close to the NYPD or Chicago PD.
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Mr Jaunts posted:Didn't really know where to put this, so this thread seemed best. Reddit has worked itself up over the recent death of a man in Fresno, who was found dead of stab wounds in his house (surrounded by a locked gate), which had been set on fire. A grisly scene to be sure, but they are convinced he was murdered by Fresno PD as retaliation for making negative remarks about them in the comments section of a local news website. For several days before he died, he wrote on facebook that the cops were out to get him. His youtube is filled with security camera footage of, seemingly, people walking and cars driving in front of his house, and his website is filled with long rants that seem to be the work of a paranoid schizophrenic; every one who calls him and strangers he sees or encounters in real life are all connected, and all part of the police conspiracy to take him down for some Disqus comments. You're leaving out the most interesting part of the story, which is that right before he was murdered he said "if I die in the next few days you'll know that it was the Fresno PD". Whether or not the police were actually involved this is at least a pretty unusual case of a seemingly paranoid and unhinged individual actually dying at the exact moment they said they were in danger.
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It sounds like it's a classic case of "gangstalking" except there was just this perfect storm of the guy being killed under suspicious circumstances just when he was "supposed" to, and it's blinding a bunch of people who'd otherwise not care or be able to pick out that it's gangstalking otherwise.
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This "gangstalking" concept sounds really insidious for someone with mental illness because it seemingly tells you that your growing isolation and inability to relate to employers, landlords, government officials, etc. is all thanks to a vast conspiracy:quote:What is Gang Stalking? I have a mentally unwell -- but basically functional -- friend who is both convinced of his own significance (major international corporations apparently change their product and marketing decisions in response to his behaviors) and occasionally displays paranoid thought patterns ("the government is tracking me and giving my information to people who don't like me") and I can just imagine the kind of damage that the idea of gangstalking could do to his psyche if he came across it at the wrong moment and it "clicked" for him. I wonder if there have been any sustained studies of how internet communities have changed the face of mental illness and its treatment. There have been crazy conspiracy books and radio call in shows for a long time but I feel as though the interactivity and community oriented nature of internet forums and blogs might make them particularly dangerous.
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blowfish posted:lol I'd be more willing to laugh at him if I hadn't loving helped the military promote Black Ops lll last year We set up an armored car covered in gilly nets on a show floor and the kids swarmed it. You're going to have a lot of broken, desperate, stupid people joining our service in the next few years because they believe in patriotic idolatry. Baronjutter posted:So my friend's 8 year old daughter is apparently TERRIFIED of THE ILLUMINATI and their mind control. And it's not just her, apparently the whole elementary school system of her age range is just full of gossip and fear mongering and making up stories about illuminati conspiracies. Related: all the kids talk about ISIS over here. I live in the biggest military town in CA and it's by design to fill your kids with that nonsense from day 1, swaddling them in old glory, naval stars, camo print, or eagles. There's a particularly older veteran of Desert Storm who likes to come into my store and talk about how we need to educate our children with CALL OF DUTY: ISIS and ANGRY ISIS BIRDS to prepare them for a battle with the Islamic hordes that he sees as a war that will darken us for another 100 years. Armani fucked around with this message at 18:15 on Jan 29, 2016 |
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Armani posted:I'd be more willing to laugh at him if I hadn't loving helped the military promote Black Ops lll last year The military has seen entertainment as a valid means of recruitment ever since Top Gun came out and apparently caused a spike in enlistment.
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Armani posted:Related: all the kids talk about ISIS over here. I live in the biggest military town in CA and it's by design to fill your kids with that nonsense from day 1, swaddling them in old glory, naval stars, camo print, or eagles. There's a particularly older veteran of Desert Storm who likes to come into my store and talk about how we need to educate our children with CALL OF DUTY: ISIS and ANGRY ISIS BIRDS to prepare them for a battle with the Islamic hordes that he sees as a war that will darken us for another 100 years. Honestly, the better thing to do would be to focus on physical fitness. How are we supposed to fight ISIS when most of the 18 year olds are too loving fat?
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Evil Fluffy posted:The military has seen entertainment as a valid means of recruitment ever since Top Gun came out and apparently caused a spike in enlistment. I think this and having a loving assload of media assuring you that sexless, motherless violent patriotism is totally dope is what caused a spike IMO boom boom boom posted:Honestly, the better thing to do would be to focus on physical fitness. How are we supposed to fight ISIS when most of the 18 year olds are too loving fat? This is not going to be any easier thanks to the NFL CTE research from the last few years. It's not the NFL, as of now, at risk - it's the pee wee and kids leagues, where everyone basically starts, which will annihilate the NFL for talent in a few decades. I think we're going to see stupid-big changes in that area alone. I am pretty sure my kids will watch football that looks completely alien to me. Armani fucked around with this message at 18:24 on Jan 29, 2016 |
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Helsing posted:You're leaving out the most interesting part of the story, which is that right before he was murdered he said "if I die in the next few days you'll know that it was the Fresno PD". Whether or not the police were actually involved this is at least a pretty unusual case of a seemingly paranoid and unhinged individual actually dying at the exact moment they said they were in danger. That's kind of the weirdest part for me. If he was being stalked to the extent that he thought he was, I would've thought that they'd see those posts and go, "well we can't kill him now, everyone will know it was us!" The circumstances are definitely suspicious, but it strains credulity to think that a local PD would go so far out of their way to get this guy for a relatively minor grievance (he also claimed before he died that they were trying to frame him for CP possession). Either way, I've never heard of gangstalking before, so thanks for teaching me something new everyone.
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Helsing posted:This "gangstalking" concept sounds really insidious for someone with mental illness because it seemingly tells you that your growing isolation and inability to relate to employers, landlords, government officials, etc. is all thanks to a vast conspiracy: I think my favorite part is this: quote:Individuals can be flagged designating them as having a history of aggressive or inappropriate behavior. This notification system will follow the target if they move, change jobs, visit other areas. It let’s the community believe that the target is a person who needs to be watched or monitored It even provides a way to justify everyone being really cautious and suspicious around someone known for being crazy aggressive!
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Armani posted:I'd be more willing to laugh at him if I hadn't loving helped the military promote Black Ops lll last year So the status quo, then
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I feel like the gangstalking concept could make for a really compelling psychological horror movie. Everyday life through that lens would be terrifying.
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QuarkJets posted:So the status quo, then Fair enough.
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I was foolish and touched the poop on the Skeptoid FB page when Dunning was complaining about Dawkin's being uninvited for from bigoted comments (Like he has any other type) by posting his Dear Muslima letter, and people got all "he was just joking!" and "he was making fun of a feminist who gets angry guys find her attractive!". The whole thing is people defending him against the PC police and skeletons.
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boom boom boom posted:Honestly, the better thing to do would be to focus on physical fitness. How are we supposed to fight ISIS when most of the 18 year olds are too loving fat? that's why Mountain Dew War Fuel has half the calories
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Armani posted:This is not going to be any easier thanks to the NFL CTE research from the last few years. It's not the NFL, as of now, at risk - it's the pee wee and kids leagues, where everyone basically starts, which will annihilate the NFL for talent in a few decades. Maybe kids could play better games, like soccer or bicycling or MMA or triathalons
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:I feel like the gangstalking concept could make for a really compelling psychological horror movie. Everyday life through that lens would be terrifying. Like the Truman Show, but with a smaller budget.
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Hell, if it weren't for the inherent ethical problem, a reality TV show where they actually gangstalk an unsuspecting person would probably be pretty fun to watch. Maybe they could do it to Ted Cruz or someone suitably horrible so I wouldn't feel bad about it.
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:Hell, if it weren't for the inherent ethical problem, a reality TV show where they actually gangstalk an unsuspecting person would probably be pretty fun to watch. Have them gangstalk another reality TV show crew that is in turn gangstalking them.
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The Larch posted:Have them gangstalk another reality TV show crew that is in turn gangstalking them. scientology documentaries are basically this
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Did yall see this article on the Truman Show delusion?quote:Suddenly, Lotz solved the puzzle of his life. Since starting college, he had been the star of a reality-TV show. The network had kept the cameras hidden, as in “Candid Camera” and “Punk’d.” That night was supposed to be the finale. All he had to do was call his father, who’d find him in the crowd, lead him onstage, and present him with a check for a million dollars. Lotz took out his cell phone, but he was too strung out to place the call. It was too late—he’d missed his chance to make the cameras turn off.
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JFairfax posted:scientology documentaries are basically this Don't they have a dedicated crew to do this? Hang outside critics and ex-members homes, filming them, following them and other harassing actions? I know they show a bunch of this in Going Clear, along with accusations of the CoS having basically a prison where members are tortured.
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Popular Thug Drink posted:kids are scared of dumb things. when i was 8 it was the height of 80's-90's interest in the paranormal and my biggest, most terrifying fear was being abducted by aliens For real. Somebody should take a good look at the teachers.
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katlington posted:For real. Somebody should take a good look at the teachers. Isn't this some dumb pop music thing now? I know legit crazies have been calling pop music part of the illuminati for years, but don't they talk about it on gossip shows now via some dumb memes?
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It is. It's also a joke on a lot of video game streams apparently.
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twistedmentat posted:Don't they have a dedicated crew to do this? Hang outside critics and ex-members homes, filming them, following them and other harassing actions? I know they show a bunch of this in Going Clear, along with accusations of the CoS having basically a prison where members are tortured. The most famous of those (and the ones shown in Going Clear) were the "Squirrel Busters", hired by the Church of Scientology to harass their ex-Inspector General Marty Rathbun. The group is called "Squirrel Busters" because "squirrel" is a term for dissident Scientologists who "go off Source" (break from the CoS's authority). The CoS will often hire private investigators to "noisily investigate" enemies of the church, but they're especially scared of Rathbun because for a while he was flirting with the possibility of setting up his own sect of Dianetics auditors and using his cachet as former policy chief to attract other ex-members. For five months straight, they rented the house across the street from him, sat in the street with cameras pointed at his windows, followed him around town in a golf cart, and tried to provoke him into taking a swing at them or damaging their equipment so they could get him arrested.
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Skellybones posted:Wouldn't that just be regular stalking? Isn't that a crime? A private investigator working legally or under the supervision of an attorney is specifically excluded from stalking, and Scientology prides itself on using its lawyers to gently caress over people. As long as the PIs don't commit other crimes (like burglary or wiretapping or violating a court order prohibiting them from approaching the person they're investigating), they're protected.
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Illuminti posted:That's called being a victim of "gangstalking" and of all the ct's i think it's the one that is most clearly a mental illness. There are some bizarre videos on youtube of "victims" who present some baffling evidence. They seem to think that the 'government' or whoever is just loving with them, sneaking into their homes and rearraging their clothes or scuffing their shoes. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of them had Morgellons as well Laugh if you want but when he started showing how his clothes had been messed with, I realized I've been being gangstalked my entire life. 
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