> I'm not saying this particular theory is true. It's probably a mistake. So why are you repeating it? (It sounds like you don't even think it's true. What the

> I'm not saying this particular theory is true. It's probably a mistake. So why are you repeating it? (It sounds like you don't even think it's true. What the use in repeating it, then?) > I'm just saying that it's completely reasonable to be suspicious and ask questions, however, given that we have definitive proof that Google is known to work with the government. "I'm just saying...". Well, at least it's a step up from "I'm just asking!". Look, suspicion of government and authority (and media probably moreso) is generally speaking a good default, but if you're throwing concrete allegations about you need to have some concrete evidence of wrongdoing. Otherwise it's just scaremongering or conspiracy theory.