[elfman2]

” I guess you google "Bush" and "Hitler" then you arrogantly proclaim that G.W. wants to kill 6,000,000 more Jews. That is stone-*ssed, childish thinking on your part.”

If you get emotional simply because someone doesn’t take conspiracy theories serious, you’ve got bigger problems than anything Chomsky and the NSA may do to you.

If the most relevant thing to the internet that Bush did (making it come up first on Goodle) was his appearance on a show that sells kook books and DVDs about UFO driving big-foots, then yes, I’d write him off too.

I’ve learned to recognize patterns in absurdities like this such as the myth of hyper competence, dramatization over evidence and the inability unwillingness to summarize in the first few sentences.

If you enjoy this stuff, good for you.

[beyond the sea]

If you get emotional simply because someone doesn’t take conspiracy theories serious

This isn' t emotion. Get it?

If you are going to do a silly search as you suggested that you did, then you simply draw the conclusion that you did ("case closed") then you are (acting like) a moron. That is plainly foolish.

Plain and simple.

The best thing for you to do is to admit that you drew a conclusion poorly. That would be the manly thing to do.

I am not holding my breath.

I don't wish to criticize you, but your thinking and reasoning is just plainly sophomoric.

[beyond the sea]

yes, I’d write him off too

..... a small mind you have.

I guess that guy long ago who stood up and suggested to the world that the world just may not be flat was a "kook" too.