Thread: What makes a person argue black is white?

As a follower of the questions and answers in the global warming category,I find it disturbing how ignorant and personal many people are.It illustrates in fact that many people could be lead off a cliff and blame those that tried to stop them.Does a forum such as this illustrate the hopelessness of trying to better the human race.

A forum like this does not represent the real world. Too often people with nothing better to do with their time "Troll" message boards like this to be disruptive, intimidate and bully others with different or oppositional positions on the issues. Some are even paid to do so!

As more and more people begin to lead by example from the "Grass Roots" on a localized level, the sheeple will follow. Too many in leadership positions in government, business and industry display symptoms of sociopathic and psychopathic mental disorders. They would love to make their mental disorder symptoms into virtues for all of society, this will never be allowed by those of us that are sane and can see the truth in so many issues that are obvious and can only be minimally influenced by lies and propaganda with the intent to create "Reasonable Doubt" with the intention to delay progress and maintain the destructive status quo.

As we continue to attack and fight the consolidation of wealth and power for the few at the expense of the many based on the quest for personal short term profits, things we change.

Fight on!

Hoka Hey!

People have human characteristics. They demonstrate those characteristics in different ways, and sometimes do so to contradict other humans solely for purpose of contradiction. We cannot change human behavior, the best we can do is focus on our own behavior and lead a sensible existence.

Trying to better the human race wouldn't work. One can only hope to change ones self to the better.

It isn't a matter of trying to change people's understanding, because that is impossible. But in doing your best to effect a change.

At the end it's all about perceptions. Isn't it?