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My guess is that it was very rare but because of agendas, it'll be played up and mentioned to seem as though it was more common than it actually was. Just me g

by ronnier 13y ago

My guess is that it was very rare but because of agendas, it'll be played up and mentioned to seem as though it was more common than it actually was. Just me guessing... knowing nothing about the subject.

RodericDay 13y ago
isn't this a nice example of healthy, unbiased skepticism? lmao. "agendas".
- tod222 13y ago
  No, the commenter admits to "knowing nothing about the subject." To be credible, a skeptic can't be ignorant.
  - derleth 13y ago
    > To be credible, a skeptic can't be ignorant. No. To be credible, a skeptic must begin by asking honest questions.
CapitalistCartr 13y ago
Yes, you don't know. This isn't a matter of opinion or guessing; its a matter of established fact, with lots of written and photographic documentation. As Daniel Patrick Moynihan supposedly said: "Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts." You add nothing to a rational discussion with nasty slander.
- auctiontheory 13y ago
  Fantastic quote - I'm going to use that.
moocowduckquack 13y ago
Well, if we are playing that game, I think it was a plot to hide the fact that we were being invaded by a race of alien dwarves and having a common dress for everyone below a certain height was their method of avoiding detection... knowing nothing about the subject.