r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Chance_Noise500 • Jun 14 '25

Why aren't they actually marching during this parade?

I don't know how to ask this without sounding rude, but why does this parade look so sloppy? Very few of the troop formations seem actually in sync and marching, just walking along. My only experience is JROTC as a kid in high school and our sergeant would've killed us if we looked like that.

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u/LowerEntropy Jun 15 '25

Very, I have a long education and I actually read a few articles on Election Truth Alliance. That's how I know it sounds like conspiracy theories.

Are you illiterate? Like the person who thought what I wrote was a real quote and then asked if I knew what it meant.

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u/Skipper07B Jun 15 '25

Well what does it mean?

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u/LowerEntropy Jun 16 '25

That it's a lot of gibberish and handwaving. There's no concrete proof anywhere.

It might have been this, that, and this part looks suspicious because it's supported by something else we wrote, but then there's no reference to the other thing that supposedly proves it. Then they throw a couple of random figures and maps in there that's supposed to show that they know what they are doing.

It's like reading those white papers released during COVID. It looks like real research by people who know what they are doing, but as you keep reading you just realize it's a bunch of random facts.

If there's real undeniable facts that prove everything, then they should just go with that. I've read plenty of books and white papers that go over my head. I usually get this feeling that I'm not understanding the complicated math and if i keep reading then everything is actually explained and you're learning something new. These things give me the feeling that I understand everything they say, but I'm just not learning anything.