Why Alex Jones Hasn't Been Killed Yet

GimpSpack

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This applies not only to Alex Jones, but every conspiracy theorist, whistleblower, informant, or anyone else who finds and publishes dirt on the establishment.

http://youtu.be/RGYEnCpziT8

Please watch the entire video before making judgments about the brotha. I think he makes some solid points.

Afterwards, if you have time, y'all should help me out ;)

Discuss.
 


[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGYEnCpziT8"]Why Alex Jones Hasnt Been Killed - YouTube[/ame]

EDIT: Sorry, was trying to embed.
 
Totally disagree. People are moving. Ideas move people, education is the starting point.

Thoughts and ideas are not phantoms. They are real things. Although intangible and immaterial, they are factors in bringing about changes in the realm of tangible and material things
- Ludwig von Mises
As for his 2nd point about the ability to move black people. Alex Jones provides information. If black people are unable to be moved by a white guy that is their problem. And regardless he does move black people.

Could say so much more about this guy's logic but not worth it.

The guy is wrong.
 
Totally disagree. People are moving. Ideas move people, education is the starting point.

As for his 2nd point about the ability to move black people. Alex Jones provides information. If black people are unable to be moved by a white guy that is their problem. And regardless he does move black people.

Could say so much more about this guy's logic but not worth it.

The guy is wrong.

His point wasn't that Alex jones isn't moving black people specifically, his point is that Alex Jones isn't organizing rallies, generating a tangible backlash against the government, or really getting people to take physical action against or for anything. At least not in a meaningful way.

Your quotes are pretty ideas. They really are. But more often then not, ideas don't actually move anyone, especially if that idea requires someone to move out of his/her comfort zone. That's the point this man was trying to make.

I couldn't agree more with this dude. The most you'll get from Alex Jones-esque rants, etc... are youtube comment wars and forum posts. No action IRL.
 
Also, just checked your sig. I love the website, and I love the ideas in there.

Will this website inspire meaningful action? Planting seeds is a great start, but eventually, you're going to need a motherfucker to take radical action and get people off their asses.
 
His point wasn't that Alex jones isn't moving black people specifically, his point is that Alex Jones isn't organizing rallies, generating a tangible backlash against the government, or really getting people to take physical action against or for anything. At least not in a meaningful way.

That's because the job of people like Alex Jones isn't to foment a real revolution, it's just to muddy the waters with a million competing conspiracy theories so that nobody knows what to think anymore. He's a very useful tool of the establishment, wittingly or not.

If I tell you (just to use a far out, crazy, totally random example) that the the NSA, with the help of major tech companies, is spying on every single US citizen, you might believe it. If I then tell you in the next breath that we are ruled over by shapeshifting lizard people then not only will you not believe that, but you will no longer believe we are being spied on by the NSA.

See, it's almost like magic - poof! All of your thoughts questioning the legitimacy of your government are gone and you have fallen back in line.
 
1. The guy has no actual evidence or proof that people don't take action as a result of Alex Jones. In fact, the evidence is to the contrary. He's just stating unsubstantiated conjecture. I can quantify and prove numerous people who have organized events and rallies as a result of Alex Jones. Numerous people, including myself are taking action because of Alex Jones.

2. Is organizing rallies the right action to take? A great idea can be worth 1,000 rallies or backlash against government. There are infinite ways to skin a cat and action can be represented in many ways.

3. If ideas don't move people then why have any education at all? Why have parents that educate their children? Why share ideas over the Internet and have discussions at all? After all if ideas don't make us act why share any ideas at all?

4. Every conscious action somebody takes is the result of a desire contrived through an idea. Every conscious human action is the physical representation of the internal ideas.

5. Ideas from Francis Bacon, John Locke and others moved the founders of America to create a new nation. Ideas from Larry Page and Sergey Brin moved them to create Google. And ideas from people like Alex Jones and all the others move people like myself and others to take action.

6. Victory doesn't have to mean taking physical action. In your view it might, but in another view it might not. How do you know that action X is any more valid than no action? If I can find peace in my own life, through the ideas of others more wise than myself, maybe in-action is more valid than action.

7. Ideas are what move the conspirators behind the New World Order. They take action from their ideas.

I could go on and on. The guy is looking at it completely short-sighted, as many people do. Until he can actually prove that people are not taking action because of Alex Jones there is no need to give his thesis any further investigation.
 
That's because the job of people like Alex Jones isn't to foment a real revolution, it's just to muddy the waters with a million competing conspiracy theories so that nobody knows what to think anymore. He's a very useful tool of the establishment, wittingly or not.

If I tell you (just to use a far out, crazy, totally random example) that the the NSA, with the help of major tech companies, is spying on every single US citizen, you might believe it. If I then tell you in the next breath that we are ruled over by shapeshifting lizard people then not only will you not believe that, but you will no longer believe we are being spied on by the NSA.

See, it's almost like magic - poof! All of your thoughts questioning the legitimacy of your government are gone and you have fallen back in line.

Working your way through muddy waters is the beginning of understanding. If you have only non-muddy waters provided for you then you will never develop the ability to reason or discern information. Being able to look at all the muddy waters and then work your way out is really the true measure of understanding. I agree that many people do get confused and misled, but that's how you learn, by making mistakes. You can be misled by muddy waters or you can be misled by clear bullshit. But you have to sift through the muddy waters before you can stand on your own.
 
That's because the job of people like Alex Jones isn't to foment a real revolution, it's just to muddy the waters with a million competing conspiracy theories so that nobody knows what to think anymore. He's a very useful tool of the establishment, wittingly or not.

If I tell you (just to use a far out, crazy, totally random example) that the the NSA, with the help of major tech companies, is spying on every single US citizen, you might believe it. If I then tell you in the next breath that we are ruled over by shapeshifting lizard people then not only will you not believe that, but you will no longer believe we are being spied on by the NSA.

See, it's almost like magic - poof! All of your thoughts questioning the legitimacy of your government are gone and you have fallen back in line.

Completely agree. I've never been a fan of Alex Jones because of this very reason. If anything, he's a sensationalist that stands to profit off of fear-mongering.

BUT, the heart of this thread still hasn't really been challenged. It seems no matter what information is released to the public concerning hidden agendas, rights violations, etc..., the majority of people will simply nod their heads and say, "Well, that's fucked up. The government is getting WAY out of control. They're spying on us. Taxes are ridiculous. The Federal Reserve needs to be shutdown. It's too big, etc..."

And then they continue with their lives.

I think individuals who are good at motivating people, unifying the masses, and generally THREATEN the establishment with collective ACTION (action that goes beyond a nodding of the head or scowl of disapproval) are targeted and eliminated. We need more of these types of people. Fuck pundits & bloggers, everyone knows the .gov is fucked up. We need people of ACTION.

Once I start accumulating wealth in the following years, you can bet your ass I'm investing in peaceful revolutionaries. Fuck stocks. My portfolio will have something a bit more substancial then imaginary digits.

Good luck, brotha's. :thumbsup:
 
Whereas you, my friend, are an UNuseful idiot, and why the fuck you are still unbanned is an absolute mystery to me.

But my opinion echoes the sentiment of other posters regarding alex jones, but you single me out. If you could elaborate what you don't like about my posts I can try to fix it.
 
1. The guy has no actual evidence or proof that people don't take action as a result of Alex Jones. In fact, the evidence is to the contrary. He's just stating unsubstantiated conjecture. I can quantify and prove numerous people who have organized events and rallies as a result of Alex Jones. Numerous people, including myself are taking action because of Alex Jones.

2. Is organizing rallies the right action to take? A great idea can be worth 1,000 rallies or backlash against government. There are infinite ways to skin a cat and action can be represented in many ways.

3. If ideas don't move people then why have any education at all? Why have parents that educate their children? Why share ideas over the Internet and have discussions at all? After all if ideas don't make us act why share any ideas at all?

4. Every conscious action somebody takes is the result of a desire contrived through an idea. Every conscious human action is the physical representation of the internal ideas.

5. Ideas from Francis Bacon, John Locke and others moved the founders of America to create a new nation. Ideas from Larry Page and Sergey Brin moved them to create Google. And ideas from people like Alex Jones and all the others move people like myself and others to take action.

6. Victory doesn't have to mean taking physical action. In your view it might, but in another view it might not. How do you know that action X is any more valid than no action? If I can find peace in my own life, through the ideas of others more wise than myself, maybe in-action is more valid than action.

7. Ideas are what move the conspirators behind the New World Order. They take action from their ideas.

I could go on and on. The guy is looking at it completely short-sighted, as many people do. Until he can actually prove that people are not taking action because of Alex Jones there is no need to give his thesis any further investigation.

I understand what you're saying, my friend. I'm not arguing against ideas. I'm arguing FOR MEANINGFUL ACTION. I'm an idea guy to the fullest, so I recognize the value of ideas.

I also recognize that without meaningful action, ideas never see their full potential.

When you rally with Alex Jones and his followers, what is accomplished?

When you picket outside of the white house, what does that change?

When you stand outside of a courthouse with a megaphone, who really gives a shit?

When someone blocks traffic to protest legislation, how does that affect the legislation itself?


It seems people are too stuck on ideas and spreading ideas. That's great, but WHAT ABOUT ACTION THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE?

You said something about:

Victory doesn't have to mean taking physical action. In your view it might, but in another view it might not. How do you know that action X is any more valid than no action? If I can find peace in my own life, through the ideas of others more wise than myself, maybe in-action is more valid than action.

Ugh. It's possible to implement strategies (based off of ideas, of course) that are far more effective then others. Here's an example:

Legislation is introduced that gives the president the right to kill the internet at any given moment (internet kill switch).

It causes an uproar. The internet is flowing with debate and outrage, people flow run into the streets with signs, but nothing happens. Congress isn't listening, and the media is still in full on spin-mode.

Hmmmm... now what ACTION could we possibly take to make a difference?

Here's an idea:

Why not target individual politicians? If you're going to picket, why not picket OUTSIDE OF THEIR DOORSTEPS? Find and locate the whereabouts of every politician, lobbyist, etc... that supported the Kill Switch bill, and organize protests outside of their homes. Make it impossible for them to sleep at night. Don't HARM THEM, but make them individually reconsider their jobs. Disrupt the relationships they have with their FAMILIES due to stress. Hundreds/thousands of people outside of their driveway will naturally piss their neighbors off, as well. Now they have pressure from their neighbors. Do this until they quit their fucking jobs. Systematically do this to every shithead politician (statewide and federally) until they have to think twice before introducing underhanded legislation.

THAT is the kind of action I'm talking about.

We can keep bitching about laws, and even batting them down until another mutated version emerges a year later, but until the SOURCE of these laws (other human beings) are addressed, they will continue.

/Thread.
 
The problem with people like Alex Jones is, they are that final micron filter that catches those individual particles who were starting to think for themselves.

People see something is not right with what they have been hearing or taught all their lives, finally reach a conclusion that for sure something isn't right, and then these guys are there waiting to tell them "you are correct, something is not right, and this is what it is really happening!" and they immediately delegate their critical thinking to the Alex Jones types and get complacent all over again.
 
But my opinion echoes the sentiment of other posters regarding alex jones, but you single me out. If you could elaborate what you don't like about my posts I can try to fix it.

Man that post drips with pewep-iness.
 
Human Bombs
“He does not build bombs, he builds bombers,” said Mark Potok, a senior fellow at the Southern Poverty Law Center. “He feeds sick minds all over this country, and some of those people engage in real-life terrorism
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“You can’t debate national security with somebody who thinks 9/11 was an inside job,” he said. “He’s a showman.
Heda Umarova first encountered conspiracy theorist Alex Jones while scouring the Internet to understand how her friend Dzhokhar Tsarnaev went from free-wheeling student to terrorism suspect.
Umarova, a 21-year-old Chechen native from Chelsea, Massachusetts, found logic and comfort in Jones, who uses his 17 hours of weekly radio broadcasts and a sprawling online empire to advance the idea that the U.S. government played a part in the April 15 explosions that killed three and injured more than 260 at the Boston Marathon.

“A lot of it is ‘Oh my god, he is crazy,’ but a lot of stuff he says make sense,” said Umarova, who grew up knowing the Tsarnaev family. “He brings up a lot of valid points.”

The ideas espoused by Jones, who says he brings in $7 million a year, have prompted groups such as the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Alabama, to accuse him of fomenting hate.

Alex Jones is probably the most important conspiracist in terms of influence in the U.S. now that Glenn Beck has lost his chair on network news,” said Chip Berlet, former senior analyst at Political Research Associates, a Somerville, Massachusetts, nonprofit that says it advances social justice.
Bloomberg

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15jHmo91tgg]Rachel Maddow VS Alex Jones - YouTube[/ame]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfJECATLrJ8]Rachel Maddow Attacks Alex Jones and Ron Paul - April 26, 2013 - YouTube[/ame]

And this was the lead up to his this panel discussion. The BBC started baiting Alex simply to make him discredit himself on the following panal discussion. Watch at the end where the host makes the international sign for crazy. If you notice he was baiting alex throughout telling him to shutup.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgBq6q4x8Fw]Alex Jones blasts at the BBC One Sunday Politics - YouTube[/ame]


So yes Mr Rastaman Alex does move people. The establishment knows it. They are starting to put the hit pieces out on almost daily basis. If Alex Jones is so crazy and he doesnt move people, than why does the mainstream media keep talking about him?
 
Alex Jones is excellent at selling via fear. I think he has read Ca$hvertising for sure. I had to quit listening to him back in like 06. It was just too much constant 'fear, fear fear! I quit listening to him and turned on Free Talk Live r/freetalklive | Free Talk Live - not so much fear, more focus on freedom and personal liberty.

Alex does break news, he does 'fight the power' and all that good stuff but the constant marketing, fear and doom just gets to you. I also think he is alive because he is in on it too at some levels. He plays his role awesomely imo.

Still got a few years worth of food in basement back from my Alex Jones listening days. I did however get into precious metals around that time as well as good water filters - so that's a plus. Fear sells bros, study Alex to see a master at work.
 
Alex Jones is excellent at selling via fear. I think he has read Ca$hvertising for sure. I had to quit listening to him back in like 06. It was just too much constant 'fear, fear fear! I quit listening to him and turned on Free Talk Live r/freetalklive | Free Talk Live - not so much fear, more focus on freedom and personal liberty.

Alex does break news, he does 'fight the power' and all that good stuff but the constant marketing, fear and doom just gets to you. I also think he is alive because he is in on it too at some levels. He plays his role awesomely imo.

Still got a few years worth of food in basement back from my Alex Jones listening days. I did however get into precious metals around that time as well as good water filters - so that's a plus. Fear sells bros, study Alex to see a master at work.

School Sucks is another good podcast with a similar tone to Free Talk Live. If you really want to dive off into the land of crazy check out Pete Santili.
 
1. Is a public figure
2. Does not have credibility
3. Talks about UFO conspiracies, which makes him look as nuts, even when telling the truth.