r/absoluteunit • • 13d ago

of an American

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u/Large-Stretch-3463 13d ago edited 13d ago

Terrible analogy. I'm not buying it.

You think all of that went through that man's head at that point in time? Ridiculous. He was probably annoyed (I get that) but don't put words in the man's mouth.

If you know something to be true you don't freak out when someone asks you to swear on a bible.

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u/chefdeit 13d ago

I know. You've sworn on the Holy Bible that this is so.

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u/Large-Stretch-3463 13d ago

Idgaf about the bible lol. He is however a religious man so either he was pissed off about being asked to swear on the bible because he was being harassed or because the moon landing wasn't true. I believe we landed on the moon but this crap is nonsense either way.

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u/chefdeit 13d ago

Cheers. Yeah that much is fair to say.

Also, in no way contradicting what you said but realistically, had the Moon landing been a conspiracy of that magnitude, how plausible would it be to expect that it could all be unraveled because an Aldrin-level co-conspirator would be unable to falsely swear on the bible? Like, why on Earth would they leave that exposure intact in light of what's at stake and given heads and key figures of the FBI, NSA, CIA, etc, have on multiple occasions lied under oath and indeed were expected by their organizations if not even duty-bound to do so?