Undesired Walrus
Penultimate Amazing
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- Apr 10, 2007
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Bermas is alright.. out of the 3 loose changers, I dont think he has ever said anything outstandingly in bad taste... his "firefighters were paid off" was a bit insanely insensitive, but on the hardfire debate I felt sorry for the bloke, grinning off Gravy's well timed mention of his 'apology' you could tell he was very uncomfortable..
The boy really does believe in this conspiracy, and he is in it neither for fame or money, he simply seemingly finding a father figure in alex jones, proven by his often calls of saying "My good friend Alex Jones".
Bermas simply does not want to accept the random, pointless, meaningless reality of existence, in which people kill "Just Cos" and have no big, massive motive (Oswald). A world in greys instead of black and whites.. and which "adagio for strings" resonds at the depth of all human nature.
When Gravy said "Yes, but the passengers told us" (About the ruthless nature of the hijackers) Bermas was all edgy again.. A moment of reality he simply wants to escape..
It seems to me conspiracy theorists simply want to escape this cold, pointless world, and appeals to mostly agnostic types, who have found no God, so want to attatch this "meaning", this "purpose" in the world rather then the afterlife..
And is defined in the first word of their most famous theory:
Controlled demolition...
The boy really does believe in this conspiracy, and he is in it neither for fame or money, he simply seemingly finding a father figure in alex jones, proven by his often calls of saying "My good friend Alex Jones".
Bermas simply does not want to accept the random, pointless, meaningless reality of existence, in which people kill "Just Cos" and have no big, massive motive (Oswald). A world in greys instead of black and whites.. and which "adagio for strings" resonds at the depth of all human nature.
When Gravy said "Yes, but the passengers told us" (About the ruthless nature of the hijackers) Bermas was all edgy again.. A moment of reality he simply wants to escape..
It seems to me conspiracy theorists simply want to escape this cold, pointless world, and appeals to mostly agnostic types, who have found no God, so want to attatch this "meaning", this "purpose" in the world rather then the afterlife..
And is defined in the first word of their most famous theory:
Controlled demolition...
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