Heisenberg
Well-Known Member
I agree with much of what you say, but none of this supports a conspiracy of elite evil bent on reducing the population and enacting punishment and humiliation. Greed, class wars, minority oppression, political manipulation; they all exist, but that is very different than the claims being made in this thread.Ive argued this point with my wife for years and she's starting to see the evil as well. It may not be an announced conspiracy/group of people trying to keep everyone down but it seems like too many factors have aligned historically where we always seem to have a RICH elite that seems to stay in power and an oppressed poor. When you start analyzing the moves of politicians in the US and abroad it seems that they share certain financial interests they want to protect. These interest seem to be in opposition to the interests of the people they govern. Cultural, economic, and educational barriers are set in this country which do hurt minorities and increasingly the newly poor white majority (at least the ones educated enough to notice a difference in their lives).
There are certainly conspiracy elements to marijuana prohibition. The difference is, we have clear and documented evidence. We can clearly demonstrate motive, mechanisms, and manipulation and logically deconstruct all of the propaganda and false claims made by the opposition. There is no conspiracy of silence, no global cover up, in fact half the population easily sees through the rhetoric. It is a true moral and political failure of our government, but again, it is very different than the claims being made here. The Illuminati have unclear, seemingly conflicting motives, elaborate and counterproductive mechanics, and mysterious almost senseless methods of manipulation. The most striking thing about the NWO conspiracy is the utter lack of evidence, the absence of rationale, and the seemingly jumbled half-baked specifics.If we are all here because we know the truth about marijuana, can we at least acknowledge that there is some mass delusion propogated by the people above for whatever their reasons? Isnt that in effect an unspoken conspiracy? We suffer its effects everyday and all we can do is educate people by making them question some of the lies spread by media and the ignorant. Can we question those in power as to why the world is so awful if they are running things correctly?
The conclusion that marijuana is harmless and being unjustly prohibited comes from the same application of critical thought that leads us to see that the Illuminati conspiracy is bunk. Both conclusion are based on consistent evaluation of evidence. If we do not allow false assumptions, misinformation, and logical errors we find no good reason to prohibit marijuana, and no good reason to believe the Illuminati exist.