Teiraa wrote:
Hello, once again. Another night having trouble sleeping. So, I turned on Thor and, now, I'm here typing up a post. This post of course is of the man, Alex Jones. I'll just say before I begin that he's a wacky, cartoon-like man and I'm surprised anyone watches him, anymore. But, the formalities aside, let's begin.
1.) His behavior
This man acts in a way usually seen in a cartoon. Yelling, cussing, name-talking, and mocking anyone, like myself, who thinks he's full of sh**. Immaturity kills your credibility REAL quick.
2.) He's probably clinically insane
Do I need to elaborate? His rants should be enough to convince you he's crazy, if you can maintain your IQ level through one of his videos or chats. He treats people who don't believe him like imbeciles, in spite of the person doubting him having a higher IQ than him. In Coughlan616's video on YouTube, Why I Refuse To Take Alex Jones Seriously, around the 4 minute mark, he outlines one reason he could have some sort of psychosis instead of a personality disorder.
3.) Not really a huge fan of conspiracy theories
Patternicity, agenticity, confirmation bias, hindsight bias, they sound familiar? Guess what they have in common. They are all elements of conspiracy theories. Alex Jones repeats these things so many times, the viewer wants to puke. "Do you see the towers falling when you fold a dollar bill a certain way?" "The world is run by the Reptilian Illuminati!! !" "Here's my proof!! !(Hides things that prove him wrong.)" "I knew this was going to happen, I KNEW IT!! !!" This man could make a preacher cuss.
All in all, this is why I humbly refuse to watch Alex Jones' show. P.S., I apologize if I didn't go into too much detail.
What Jones plays on is the fact that a lot of people sense that the liberal elites are hostile to the best interests of average citizens. From there, he goes off the rails from what I've seen.
Personally, I'm from the muck-up school of history, meaning I believe that people are constitutionally incapable of keep the Big Secret, and therefore, conspiracies just aren't plausible.