This is probably true. But my main point in making that statement was that we all would do well to be a little bit more gentle. Speak the truth in love. If the truth is this important, everyone should realize that they won't gain any new followers by insulting them.
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It's a tough call. Do we chance people causeing further harm to themselves and others through their somnambulance? or do we risk enmity by attempting to violently shake them awake?
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I'll grant you that sometimes the truth needs a firm hand. Maybe even a forceful hand. But I don't think the mudslinging I see in many of these "debates" has much to do with people trying to wake others up. I only see people trying to assert their dominance by insulting their opponent.
You'll probably disagree with me on this point: but I don't think 9/11 truth is the most important battle to be had. It doesn't make too much of a difference to me whether it was the fault of this government, that secret elite group, those people, or that faction. Whether or not they're responsible for 9/11, they're all evil.
I think a more important battle than deciding which evil group did what is helping to see that all governments and authorities are inherently immoral. All they do is murder and steal and convince people that they are necessary so that they can murder and steal more. They constantly amass more and more power for themselves.
But understand, I'm not trying to criticize anyone who fights what I see as smaller battles. These smaller battles can be very influential in leading people to bigger truths. This is just one battle that I'm not going to be fighting... but I am interested in learning.