Quote (caswallen @ May 17 2017 02:12pm)
it's hard to understand where card is coming from.... often peoples psychosis and delusions are a result of their environment... maybe cards family are those types that say the government is always lying to everyone, and that NASA and scientists are going to hell because they don't believe in the same god as them.....
maybe cards family instilled the fear of government in him at a very young age.... perhaps even younger than when we all learned the earth was sphere, and that caused a paranoid delusion to develop which skewed his understanding of how science works.... you see when a young person is given the choice between believing what their parents believe, or a strangers belief, well they would most likely choose to believe their parents mistakes... because they might feel their parents will be mad at them for disagreeing with them.....
so if anything, maybe cards pathological need to earn his parents approval has caused a complete disassociation to scientific method and a constant need to defend his parents beliefs to everyone who disagrees with them?
another thing I noticed is that card very often brings up religion when defending his beliefs.... he likes to point out that people worship a sun god or something in order to avoid the fact that he may be wrong.
you see maybe when he was young his parents would have done the same thing to others who doubted "their" religious perspective... and as a result his parents would assert their authority by making claims of hellfire and brimstone, and maybe when card would see his parents doing these things he just accepted that as a normal behavior, maybe he was afraid that if he didn't emulate that behavior he wouldn't be accepted by the family unit....
and so now he continues to confuse scientific beliefs with religious dogma... and eventually you have a man so desperate for his parents approval that he continues to rely on the single most effective way to defend his belief, by dismissing scientific evidence in order to remain a member of his family unit....
it's very simple child psychology.... it's very possible that we are dealing with someone like this.....
Yeah the Greek Sun God was helios, and Copernicus plagiarized all his theories from ancient greek beliefs who plagiarized their ideas from earlier pagan beliefs in the ancient cities of Heliopolis and they thought God came from the Sun, so if you buy into Heliocentrism you really need to buy into the whole thing and just accept it as a form of disguised Sun Worship because it really explains the whole Nasa/Illuminati/Satan connection and symbology. You dont need to be religious to know that, just educated. So are your beliefs just a product of agreeing with your teachers and parents? Better keep being a good little boy.
Your rhetoric is exactly what David Icke is talking about, focusing on dots while missing the whole picture - classic example of state programing.
This post was edited by card_sultan on May 17 2017 11:07pm