My point is that Oxfam & about every other independent global researcher comes out every year showing their figures of how the worlds richest 1% is exponentially increasing it's margins against the rest of the population. To a point were they're starting to claim that it may be physically impossible to stop.

These people own everything. The media, banking, pharmaceuticals. These people are relentlessly getting caught faking information & involved in illegal activities but are getting away with it. We've never been more able to inform & pass on real information in real time. This is becoming more apparent as more is being found out with governmental paedophile rings, tax havens, false flags.

We need freedom of speech in order to keep people asking questions no matter how much turns out to be bullshit in the end. If you think living in a world were we shouldn't ask questions no matter how stupid is acceptable then you're a moron too!

I don't care if there's people out there that think the world is flat. If they can show me the evidence they have I'll happily take a look & then based on that I'll make my own decision. That's how intelligence works, you don't just listen to one side & ignore the other completely.

The problem lies with the notion that you should ignore information based on thinking it's silly. We've only ever in the history of mankind progressed & made massive advancements made on the notion of silly ideas. Remember the Earth was globally accepted as being flat until some lunatic created a "conspiracy theory" that it was round.

Number 1. I’m not American. You clearly are, the world does not revolve around you.

Number 2. At no point have I indicated I’m autistic. For some bizarre reason you’ve assumed I have. From what strange logic, I have now idea. You also think having autism makes you automatically stupid. I’m not sure you understand what the condition is or even means? You’re not exactly putting yourself in a good position to call someone else stupid.

Number 3. I have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about or what your point is. I know I’m being hypocritical with what I’ve already said but you have to start from an intellectual base To begin with and your argument doesn’t. For the most part people are blissfully ignorant and don’t ask questions. Not because they’re not allowed, but because at that point in time they’re not particularly interested. What we’re talking about is the purposeful intention of someone else making that decision for you, removing your choice based on their biased opinion.