Ok, well thank goodness for that. But by the way, I watched the whole goddamn half-hour video on the "hoax". I gave them more time than they deserve before I started calling them out for being insane.

Not disagreeing, no. What makes you mental is thinking it's scary that people don't think Sandy Hook was staged.

Not disagreeing, no. What makes you mental is thinking it's scary that people don't think Sandy Hook was staged.

If I seem frustrated, it's because it's fucking insane. The video should not be given the time of day, let alone be getting ten million views and resulting in idiotic posts on the Facebook pages related to the shooting.

If I seem frustrated, it's because it's fucking insane. The video should not be given the time of day, let alone be getting ten million views and resulting in idiotic posts on the Facebook pages related to the shooting.

Jesus Christ. Who the fuck is this guy? Why the hell would you put any trust in a loser conspiracy theorist on YouTube?

Jesus Christ. Who the fuck is this guy? Why the hell would you put any trust in a loser conspiracy theorist on YouTube?

Yes. It's not a hard thing to do when presented with such damning evidence.

Yes. It's not a hard thing to do when presented with such damning evidence.

There's a good chance you're mental.

There's a good chance you're mental.

Jesus Christ man.

Jesus Christ man.

Gulf of Tonkin! Operation Gladio! They're out to get us man!

Gulf of Tonkin! Operation Gladio! They're out to get us man!

I've seen plenty of comments saying this, without explaining any of the supposedly strange stuff.

I've seen plenty of comments saying this, without explaining any of the supposedly strange stuff.

"There was one study, conducted in 2008 by a scientist named Hanneke Polman, that brought 56 kids (28 boys, 28 girls) into a room, divided them into groups of three kids each"

I completely agree the methodologies for those seem terrible. It's pretty bad that they're that blatantly terrible that you can tell it just from reading the title, a bit about the method, and a line from the conclusion.

Just about all of those seem terribly unscientific (both the ones that say games do cause a problem and the ones that don't).