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<blockquote data-quote="pauli" data-source="post: 6985" data-attributes="member: 88"><p><strong>Philosophical descrepancies in JT story</strong></p><p></p><p>I thought I would open a thread to talk about philosophical discrepancies in the JT story from pre and post 9/11. I wanted to see if there are other people out there who question the story material - not in the sense of debunking it per se, but in the sense of talking about whether they think, or feel, the material may be a bit dated since 9/11.</p><p></p><p>Ok, I suppose I will have to give an example of what I mean...</p><p></p><p>John Titor talks about a Civil War brought on by gov't intrusion into the lives of people through a series of Waco type events. Pre 9/11 such a concept was not unthinkable, since we only had examples of Waco, Ruby Ridge & the Elian Gonzales stand-off. Post 9/11, there is the whole issue of terrorism - which to me is a bit of a different animal. While you can say that these Waco events could be stretched out into terrorist types of things, it seems a bit of a stretch.</p><p></p><p>You can also say the Democratic/Republican Left/Right issue is the basis of the gov't turning against its citizens, but that does not seem to be what Titor was alluding to. I believe Phoenix has already posted that reference in one of the other threads. Titor was asked about that and he turned it down. He clearly said it was the gov't against the people, not the Dems against the Repubs.</p><p></p><p>I guess what I am working toward here is, "Who besides me thinks the JT material fits more into the world of Sept. 10th 2001 than the current world in which we now live?"</p><p></p><p>Also, if you have questions about other aspects of the story, from a philosophical basis, feel free to chime in. I have opened this thread to discuss such matters, whether they support the story or not.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pauli, post: 6985, member: 88"] [b]Philosophical descrepancies in JT story[/b] I thought I would open a thread to talk about philosophical discrepancies in the JT story from pre and post 9/11. I wanted to see if there are other people out there who question the story material - not in the sense of debunking it per se, but in the sense of talking about whether they think, or feel, the material may be a bit dated since 9/11. Ok, I suppose I will have to give an example of what I mean... John Titor talks about a Civil War brought on by gov't intrusion into the lives of people through a series of Waco type events. Pre 9/11 such a concept was not unthinkable, since we only had examples of Waco, Ruby Ridge & the Elian Gonzales stand-off. Post 9/11, there is the whole issue of terrorism - which to me is a bit of a different animal. While you can say that these Waco events could be stretched out into terrorist types of things, it seems a bit of a stretch. You can also say the Democratic/Republican Left/Right issue is the basis of the gov't turning against its citizens, but that does not seem to be what Titor was alluding to. I believe Phoenix has already posted that reference in one of the other threads. Titor was asked about that and he turned it down. He clearly said it was the gov't against the people, not the Dems against the Repubs. I guess what I am working toward here is, "Who besides me thinks the JT material fits more into the world of Sept. 10th 2001 than the current world in which we now live?" Also, if you have questions about other aspects of the story, from a philosophical basis, feel free to chime in. I have opened this thread to discuss such matters, whether they support the story or not. [/QUOTE]
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