I actually think he means that his intelligence was ruined by a faulty education system that kills our individuality, takes our curiosity, and ruins our creativity. And he makes a very valid point.

i see pink on both :O

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Its actually proven that it was much more than some terrorist organization that stole 2 planes and crashed it into the WTC. If you were to be a bit more curious and stop just trusting what you see on your news channel, it would help you along way. Anyway I don't want to make anyone change their minds. Just saying abit of curiosity goes a long way.

What about you draw the line where you start risking innocent civilian lifes? Now you ask, who's to decide that? Or how will anyone know? Well it's not that hard :). And where is your right to free information? Where is your right to know why a war is being started, your right to know what your own country is doing, your right to know who are your politicians and what they are doing? I can see your one of those kind of people that say "freedom inst free". Oh well ^^

I didn't say that EVERYTHING should be out in the open. I defend that most things should. I will give you an example, and since this is the season we can talk about 9/11. It has been definitivly proven since 2009 that someone (not saying if it was the american government or not) has planted TONS(from 10 to 100) of explosives in the world trade center. It has been proven that they wouldn't collapse from the planes hitting it, and there is alot of circunstancial evidence that it was an inside job (you can do your own research, the internet is here for a reason and your mind is there to think). Why didn't the government just.. I dont know.. say something about that? This is obvious a small example.. You can also research about false flag attacks, chemtrails, bla bla bla. These aren't conspiracy theories anymore. They are proven and documented. And why aren't they talking about the military police they are building so they can have the army in civilian soil? Why are they keeping that a secret?(Well it's only a secret if you don't open your eyes). Anyway.. yea, somethings can and probably should be kept a secret, but there are others that should be public and theres no reason that they aren't.

What if I told you that you can you can disclose governmental procedures and almost all information about the government without putting in danger "national security"? Politicians like to use that argument, but if you really think about the information they keep to themselfs... would it really compromise anything? Check wikileaks or Snowdens stuff, and see who it threatens, the people or the american government.
Your/Their argument is falacious.. FALACIOUS I SAY :).

When I saw this I just thought that that dance can't be good for his back. I'm gettin' old...