Aliens have programmed Abductees
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Re: Mystech
Well that's a shame, Jocariah, for the drum I beat is the drum of accountability. If you want to dance to the beat of your own washy washy non-committal abstracts and falsehoods there's nothing I can do. . . except continue to taunt you for doing so.
When you're ready to join the rest of the human race you can take off that monkey head and boogie down with the rest of us.
God I love these forums.
Well that's a shame, Jocariah, for the drum I beat is the drum of accountability. If you want to dance to the beat of your own washy washy non-committal abstracts and falsehoods there's nothing I can do. . . except continue to taunt you for doing so.
When you're ready to join the rest of the human race you can take off that monkey head and boogie down with the rest of us.
God I love these forums.
I was referring to calling me a skeptic about the alien programming or genetic engineering and whatnot
I resent the monkey head comment. 
Originally posted by JoojooSpaceape
I resent the monkey head comment.
Get your taxonomy right, apes and monkeys are two different things.
Still, I must apologies, I did not intend to slander you and your people, you have my apologies.
I think its all become clear to me at last! The alien implants make abductees post nonsense to bulleten boards, and then staunchly claim that they didnt want to say anything. You can fight the aliens! Just dont post something when you dont have any desire to say anything!
yes, if you had read the whole thread, or could comprehend the language you are trying to argue in you might have noticed that i started out in this thread supporting the idea of alien abductions, and challenging jocharia to explain why other abductees dont describe what he describes.
and im sure your "100s of cases reported daily about the UFO phenomena" is quoted from a reliable source that actualy did research on this, and is in fact NOT just a figure you pulled out of your ass to try to sound like what you say is important.
Skeptics
These are the two definitions of skeptic with which I am familiar.
A.) Skeptic: A person who habitually doubts, questions, or suspends judgment upon matters generally accepted (Webster’s New World Dictionary)
B.) Skeptic: One who is yet undecided as to what is true; one who is looking or inquiring for what is true; an inquirer after facts or reasons. (Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary)
Either way, being a skeptic seems like a good thing.
These are the two definitions of skeptic with which I am familiar.
A.) Skeptic: A person who habitually doubts, questions, or suspends judgment upon matters generally accepted (Webster’s New World Dictionary)
B.) Skeptic: One who is yet undecided as to what is true; one who is looking or inquiring for what is true; an inquirer after facts or reasons. (Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary)
Either way, being a skeptic seems like a good thing.