Text 18375, 104 rader
Skriven 2008-06-29 10:23:52 av Ross Cassell (1:123/456)
  Kommentar till text 18366 av Björn Forsström (2:203/614.61)
Ärende: Big Brother, I love you!
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Hello Björn!

29 Jun 08 07:50, you wrote to me:

 RC>> there is a big big difference between a theory and a conspiracy
 RC>> theory.

 BF> Theory as theory.

Regular theories are arrived at via deductions or other rational criteria.

A conspiracy theory is arrived at with a weak mind, irrational data.

Let me put it to you this way, you all as in the Bjorn brothers, have been
railing against the USA over one thing or another since oh lets say 2002 or so,
whats another thing to blame us for over some fucked up legislation passed by
an elected body of politicians that the Swedish populace gets to choose.

 RC>> Turnouts in the Democratic Primaries was terrific and as close
 RC>> contended as they were all the way to the end, with the
 RC>> opportunity to put in a African American, yeah I'd say the
 RC>> election this november will be interesting.

 RC>> The difference between us is I could be wrong, whereas you are
 RC>> wrong.

 BF> Yeah....you always knows what's right or wrong and best for everyone,

Can you quote my words stating this or is your weak brain overheating again?

Read what I said:

I said my theory could be wrong, that means I am not saying it is right with
any amount of certainty..

I am saying your theory is wrong because you cannot provide a foundation for it
other than to use your Anti-USA agenda as a springboard.

If your politicians were unduly influenced by the USA either directly by its
agents or by proxy, it would have made huge headlines.

People with weak brains like yourself, will believe any conspiracy theory.

 BF> don't you. Strange that you aren't a professor a doctor a politician
 BF> or a talking head at Fox or something like that with that clever head
 BF> of yours instead of a simple salesperson selling computers in a super
 BF> market. What a waste of brain power.

Are you running out of coherent arguments to make, that you mock what I do for
a living? Maybe in Sweden people are discouraged from doing that which
interests them?

I made what amounts to be a prediction of the upcoming election as to what
voter turnout might be, I based that on what I have read in the press and
observed in the local and national primaries as turnouts have been greater and
the races far more contentious this time than in recent past. I also factored
in that our economy is weaker, fuel prices higher, the dollar is lower, which
all spell recipes for voters wanting to change the status quo. This indeed has
happened in many primaries for state and local seats with incumbents losing
out. On the national levels, we seen this happen in 1976 in which the
electorate swept out Ford (whom succeeded Nixon) in favor of Carter. In 1980
Carter was swept out because he didnt effect any change and in 1992 when
Clinton took out a incumbent President because of economical conditions.

The setting here is ripe for voters to want to make drastic changes.

Again:

* High Fuel Prices

* Weakened economy

* Falling US Dollar

* Iraq

* Fears that McCain will continue on with Bush policies (not likely)

Do note that Jimmy Carter got blamed for:

* High Fuel Prices

* Weakened economy

* Inflation and unemployment

* Iran Hostage crisis

Very similiar, he was out in 1980, despite other accomplishments such as the
Israeli/Egypt peace accords and his handling of the Three Mile Island disaster.

So I have a little more to back up my theories but I am not proclaiming my
theories that they are absolute fact and will definately happen.

On the otherhand, you cannot provide a foundation for your theories and you
think it is my fault that you cant.

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Ross
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