Quote from: BADecker on April 05, 2017, 03:44:04 AM

Quote from: nomad13666 on April 05, 2017, 03:33:46 AM

Quote from: BADecker on April 05, 2017, 02:17:28 AM

Quote from: dontbestupidearthisntflat on April 05, 2017, 02:03:43 AM

It really is a little baffling where these people develop such a fervent belief in the flat earth. I mean, not even the bible says the earth is flat... So is it some particularly charismatic speaker? Some compelling book? Is it simply bandwagon propaganda?

Curious what/who turned you onto the FE?

There are lots of people (not percentage-wise, thankfully) who get taken in by Nigerian email scams. They believe some money, or some woman, is waiting for them if only they answer the Nigerian email.

Some of these develop into long-term relationships between the scammer and the scammed, until the scammer finally runs off with all the money, and can never be found.

We all have blind spots in our thinking. Flat earth "leaders" (like Nigerian email scammers) have simply found the right words to trigger the blind spots in the FE followers.

Most of us don't have these blind spots. Or at least it takes more than simple, half-baked videos to activate our blind spots. The FE followers are simply poor people who are almost as sane as the rest of us. They are not dangerous. They simply have had their blind spot activated by the right scammer words.

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Wow, those Nigerian email scammers must have really left a bad taste in your mouth.

Don't be such a retarded cocksucker next time.

You BobLawblaw same same.

Bad taste? Naw. Their victims are almost as fun to laugh at as the victims of the FE scammers.

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I see, so the Nigerian email scammers left a good taste in your mouth, then.

You BobLawblaw same same for sure.