Just Watch the Other Videos!

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I know I don't have Lamb's following here, so I won't be getting 1,205 responses to this discussion. But I don't rightly care if I get 0, as long as a certain type of people read what I say and at least consider taking my advice. If you have questions about an issue and smell a rat and subsequently decide to check out the blogosphere or YouTube for some material, that's fine. But when you do happen to run across one of those conspiracy videos, just, please, for the love of all things sanity, watch the accompanying "debunked" version! I've been fuming about the Sandy Hook conspiracy all night. There are all types of videos online, supposedly showing how it was all a hoax. And I'll be quite honest: If you only watch the conspiracy videos and take them at their word, you will come away thinking that things are off. But when you're on YouTube, there's this little bar on the right-hand side of the screen which gives you video suggestions based on your selection. For every "conspiracy" video, there's a "debunked" video right beside it. So when it seems odd that Emilie, a Sandy Hook victim, shows up two days later to take a picture with Obama, wearing the same dress no less, you might actually find that it's her little sister. Or when you hear that Lanza's dad is involved in some scandal or part of the CIA, you might just find that it's bullsh1t. Like when the report of multiple shooters comes out, watching the debunked version will let you know that it was the same guy who was chased down, cuffed, and ultimately released. This can go on and on. Every single bit of the conspiracy puzzle for this particular situation is not only debunked, it's debunked easily without having to source a ton. Example: Any schmo who's ever made a Facebook-related page knows that you can change the title to re-purpose the page. But, no; not good enough for conspiracy nuts! Sandy Hook massacre-related Facebook pages supposedly showed up BEFORE the shootings. The same with a few websites, and not to mentions Google's incredibly unreliable dates, which also have Michael Jackson long dead up to 3 days before actually dying. This can be said for anything, not only Sandy Hook. Watch the debunked version. It's worth it. Try it out one time. Try it for climate change. If you believe it's all a hoax, there's some solid stuff out there. Try it for the NWO or whatever the heck. Try it for the moon landing. Try it for 911. Just watch both versions! Why don't people bother watching the other version? It's right beside it, ffs, and usually only 1/10th as long, since it doesn't take much to show a fact, whereas it takes forever to spin a yarn. It makes me throw air punches and fake judo chops at the door jam. People commenting on these conspiracy videos, agreeing wholeheartedly with the nonsense, complimenting the creator, and all the while refusing to watch a 2 minute piece definitely proving just what bullsh1t it is.