UFOs, Abductees, Aliens, and Crackpots

[rogeriidx]

Poor briar patch, you said a big "no" to me when I asked you to stop being so closed minded. Well, that's sad. It's also sad yet interesting to read the comments you posted, which some are completely unexplainable as the U.F.O.'s that we're talking about. Like these:

• You mean thousands of claims of encounters? Because a claim doesn't prove shit.
• While this entire analogy is ridiculous (no one thought it was more likely to be a fucking sasquatch, since they don't exist either), that's how it should be. Believing everything you're told is dangerous.
• Post it somewhere, I could use a good laugh
• Someone doesn't know the difference between making a claim and proving a claim (it's you)
• Obviously it wouldn't which is why I'm sitting here calling you a moron over the internet

Seriously, mass hallucinations at an army base? Think realistically, man. What the hell would bring mass hallucinations to the personal at an army base?

"Oh okay. So every single unidentified flying object is an alien craft. They're never, say, a weather balloon, a flock of birds, or, hell, even an experimental jet, all of which are more likely than it being something from off of this planet. Right."

Okay, Mexico City is one of the most famous, scrutinized events in U.F.O. encounters in human history. Experts and photo-analyst had ripped apart this story and analyzed everything there is to analyze. Even after the close scrutiny of people, the encounter is still unsolved.

You're getting stubborn as hell to except anything and that's fine with me. But, trying to flame me and dishing out crazy comments with chop shopped quotes isn't going to convince me that your side of the argument is right. Face it, you're too narrow minded to except anything other than your own personal beliefs. I'm done with you, I'm done with this thread, but I'm not done believing in the existence of intelligent extraterrestrial life.

Good day!

[noisy doll☆]

Originally Posted by rogeriidx

Seriously, mass hallucinations at an army base? Think realistically, man. What the hell would bring mass hallucinations to the personal at an army base?

Well, the stress inherent in a combat-oriented job is one reason that comes to mind fairly quickly, as does the fact that military personnel are encouraged to think similarly and in a group mentality. If everybody were egocentric about their own ideas and beliefs the military would never get anything done. I am not saying that this proves that they experienced a group hallucination since I don't know the whole story, but I am saying that your rhetorical question certainly is an answerable one.

[romancing the boner]

Originally Posted by rogeriidx

Poor briar patch, you said a big "no" to me when I asked you to stop being so closed minded. Well, that's sad.

No, it's logical, and you're a pathetic caricature of the sorts of credulous morons who slow down any scientific community with their drivel.

It's also sad yet interesting to read the comments you posted, which some are completely unexplainable as the U.F.O.'s that we're talking about. Like these:

You know what would be interesting would be you posting some proof that anything you're talking about is related to aliens since you haven't yet you fucking idiot

Seriously, mass hallucinations at an army base? Think realistically, man. What the hell would bring mass hallucinations to the personal at an army base?

doll covered this admirably

Okay, Mexico City is one of the most famous, scrutinized events in U.F.O. encounters in human history. Experts and photo-analyst had ripped apart this story and analyzed everything there is to analyze. Even after the close scrutiny of people, the encounter is still unsolved.

Yeah, and as a result it's safe to assume that it's something of this planet, since no one can conclusively say that it's from space.

You're getting stubborn as hell to except anything and that's fine with me. But, trying to flame me and dishing out crazy comments with chop shopped quotes isn't going to convince me that your side of the argument is right.

Chop-shopped? What the fuck are you talking about? I don't have to prove shit to you since I'm taking the negative stance. It isn't my fault that you'll believe anything you hear.

Face it, you're too narrow minded to except anything other than your own personal beliefs.

Post some definitive proof and I'll reverse my stance immediately.

I'm done with you, I'm done with this thread, but I'm not done believing in the existence of intelligent extraterrestrial life.

You're a joke.

[VGD]

except =/= accept

[chemibro]

I've always really wanted to share my personal experience with this community, particulary because I was playing IIDX moments before it occured. But this isn't quite the right thread, so let me just say that when one really does actually witness a paranormal event, boy do things change forever. The ability to deny/ forget it goes right out the window, along with a kind of safety net and alot of sleep. And to have to feel embarassed about it, scrutinized and doubted by family and freinds..... My point is this: don't take for granted your freedom to have an opinion on the subject, because ultimately the topic is not subjectable.

[VGD]

IIDX induced hallucination?

[chemibro]

No but stare into a blank wall or better yet wood pattern right after your favorite Guitar Hero song