Opinions are like a$$holes and elbows; everyone has one or two and they usually stink!

And there are people that believe the moon landings were staged in Hollywood!

Opinions are like a$$holes and elbows; everyone has one or two and they usually stink!

The only people that say this statement are usually people that think they are right about absolutely everything and the opinions of others don't matter. Also, the people that say this are so closed-minded that they refuse to see that others may have a valid argument. Newsflash: Just because people do not share the same opinion with you, doesn't mean that their opinions stink because you say they do.

If you believe every single thing that the mainstream media tells you and think that our fearless leaders actually give a damn about you, me, or anyone else and wouldn't pull a stunt like this to further their own agenda, then you are completely naive.

When people try to argue their opposing the ideas of how events took place such as the Kennedy assassination, 9-11, Sandy Hook, Pearl Harbor, etc., they are usually asked "Where is your proof?" Those that oppose are usually considered crazy people with radical ideas and aren't taken seriously. Well, a counter-question can be asked to the person that believes everything they have read from a history book or something they have seen on the national news such as events I stated above plus things like the sinking of the Lusitania, the Lincoln and MLK assassinations, the attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan, the Aurora, Colorado theater shooting and even Sandy Hook: "What makes you so sure you are getting the whole story or even the real story?" If you answer with "Oh, I saw it on the news (CNN, FOX, MSNBC, etc.)", then people that already doubt those sources consider the person that believes them a crazy person with radical ideas and you're not taken seriously. It's really just a Catch-22.

The simple fact is that the mainstream media is full of lies and deceit just like our government. As a history major, there is one thing I've learned. In elementary school we were taught about certain events in history from our books. It was a small scale teaching, because of our age. In high school, when learning about history, you learn that some events didn't quite take place the way we were taught in elementary school and there is more detail given because our brains are a little more advanced. When you take history classes in college, you can throw every single thing you learned about history in elementary and high school out the window, because they are happened nothing like you were taught when you were younger. This alone should make even the average student question the legitimacy of historical events that have taken place over time. I question every single thing that happens in this country and this world, because I do not believe every single thing that I hear on the news. I honestly don't even watch mainstream media because of the constant fear they attempt to pump into people's brains so there can be a national outcry of "believers" that will increase the chances of making their agenda successful. Some easy examples of that are the prohibition of marijuana, the NDAA, the TSA, the current gun control talks, and anything to do with "Homeland Security". If you think that for a split second that our government doesn't want to have complete control over the lives of single person in this country, then you are sadly mistaken. Big Brother is watching you, and I am giving him the finger.

Why should you believe the media and take everything they say at face value?