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Jennicut

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7. For some people, denial of the truth is easier the facing what actually happened.

Reply to jollyreaper2112 (Original post)

Fri Jan 11, 2013, 03:37 PM

Jan 2013

Kids were murdered. It really happened. I live in CT and wish it never happened. I really don't enjoy watching my Governor practically break down giving the State of the State address. Or watch the families suffering and the kids that went to Sandy Hook interviewed on the local news about the whole thing. I didn't enjoy the uneasy feeling when I dropped my kids off at school in the days after, thinking about copycats. Or that there were police at my kid's school and at many schools in Connecticut following the shootings.

It's nice and easy to fit this cleanly in a box and simply call it a conspiracy. Some people did that for 9/11 too. But sometimes, real life really is that horrific.

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Sandy Hook Truthers [View all] jollyreaper2112 Jan 2013 OP

MIHOP or LIHOP. ileus Jan 2013 #1

Personally Aerows Jan 2013 #2

sadly jollyreaper2112 Jan 2013 #3

"good grief, not this stupidity again" Voice for Peace Jan 2013 #4

"Nice try to deflect attention! YOU were the real Sandy Hook shooter!" DetlefK Jan 2013 #5

I think we need to get to a point where our laughter is more powerful than their hate. Voice for Peace Jan 2013 #6

For some people, denial of the truth is easier the facing what actually happened. Jennicut Jan 2013 #7

Easy: Facebook's dates are notoriously inaccurate for newly created pages Recursion Jan 2013 #8

Debunk what? All I see is woo-style bullshit Rex Jan 2013 #9

I did find this jollyreaper2112 Jan 2013 #10