Because at the end of the day there are far more interesting news stories to report on. For the vast majority of the population the Guidestones were never on their radar so them being blown up amounted to little more then some random act of vandalism on a second rate tourist attraction.
Well you are free to believe that if you want, I know nothing I can say will change your mind. Don't twist my words though I didn't say the majority of the public was unaware of the Guidestones I was basically saying that the majority of the public didn't care about them one way or the other. It was just some briefly interesting thing in a peculiar sort of way that popped up in 1980. Kind of like those metal 2001 Space Odyssey look a like monoliths that appeared out of nowhere a few years back and vanished just as quickly.
I didn't twist your words, Silly.
Yes you did, although indirectly. I said it didn't make the radar of the majority of people (meaning it wasn't interesting enough for people to care enough to know more) and then you came back with "There is a good reason the majority of the public was unaware..." Not making someone's radar is very different then being unaware. One is no interest the other is no knowledge
Actually, they are basically, the same thing. Radars don't measure how interesting something is. They measure whether something is there or not (for the purpose of making one 'aware' of something's presence). But, aside from that, I did not use quotation marks. Therefore, it should be assumed that I was using my own words and not 'twisting your words.'
it gets old quickly just going in circles. he makes no points, has no aim, other than to waste your time. which is why i put him on "ignore" months ago... he is intellectually bankrupt...
Projection^ (a GREAT example!)
Whatever
Christian Terrorists. or Nazis. maybe Maga Nazis. Anyone else is beyond suspicion
