It's so funny hearing Alex Jones promote a Coffee brand, the term washed up comes to mind.

I don't live in America, so I don't know if knowing the Bill of Rights and the Constitution is common knowledge, or whether it should be.
Anyhow, I don't think calling someone a zombie because they know more about one subject than another is fair though.

Trotsky wrote It's so funny hearing Alex Jones promote a Coffee brand, the term washed up comes to mind.

I don't live in America, so I don't know if knowing the Bill of Rights and the Constitution is common knowledge, or whether it should be.
Anyhow, I don't think calling someone a zombie because they know more about one subject than another is fair though.

First off, Alex Jones isn't promoting any coffee brand. He works directly with farmers to help bring his personal favorite coffee to the public. He sells the coffee on his website. Everything that he sells funds his radio shows and websites to keep running. He is simply informing, not promoting.

Second, this is the definition for a Zombie - a person who moves very slowly and is not aware of what is happening especially because of being very tired.

So it's safe to say that someone that is unaware of what they should be concerned about, is in fact a zombie.

I lol'd as soon as I saw the InfoWars logo.

I do agree that if mainstream society cared about things that actually mattered, the world would be a better place.

However, I don't agree with 99.8% of InfoWars opinions and views.

Lavish wrote I lol'd as soon as I saw the InfoWars logo.

I do agree that if mainstream society cared about things that actually mattered, the world would be a better place.

However, I don't agree with 99.8% of InfoWars opinions and views.

I don't know how you wouldn't agree with the opinions of a news source that supports your opinions as well.

Alex Jones is a hypocritical, anti-government, conspiracy theorist.
I don't take what he says seriously.

Ehh, it doesn't look like I'm missing out on much for not watching the super bowl. Let alone caring for football itself. It's even more pathetic that the one individual was care less about the Amendments and claimed that he only cared for football. As for the one woman who didn't know who the vice president, god help us.

Uptown wrote

Trotsky wrote It's so funny hearing Alex Jones promote a Coffee brand, the term washed up comes to mind.

I don't live in America, so I don't know if knowing the Bill of Rights and the Constitution is common knowledge, or whether it should be.
Anyhow, I don't think calling someone a zombie because they know more about one subject than another is fair though.

First off, Alex Jones isn't promoting any coffee brand. He works directly with farmers to help bring his personal favorite coffee to the public. He sells the coffee on his website. Everything that he sells funds his radio shows and websites to keep running. He is simply informing, not promoting.

Second, this is the definition for a Zombie - a person who moves very slowly and is not aware of what is happening especially because of being very tired.

So it's safe to say that someone that is unaware of what they should be concerned about, is in fact a zombie.

By that definition everyone is a zombie.
There are always things that you don't know, and you can't say that people should care about something.
It's a matter of opinion what you think you, or other people should care about.

Also, if we're going to get picky with definitions, Promoting something is actively encouraging people to buy it, which is what he did.

BasementDweller wrote Ehh, it doesn't look like I'm missing out on much for not watching the super bowl. Let alone caring for football itself. It's even more pathetic that the one individual was care less about the Amendments and claimed that he only cared for football. As for the one woman who didn't know who the vice president, god help us.

Thanks for actually catching my drift man. At least I know one informed citizen on this thread now

Trotsky wrote

Uptown wrote

Trotsky wrote It's so funny hearing Alex Jones promote a Coffee brand, the term washed up comes to mind.

I don't live in America, so I don't know if knowing the Bill of Rights and the Constitution is common knowledge, or whether it should be.
Anyhow, I don't think calling someone a zombie because they know more about one subject than another is fair though.

First off, Alex Jones isn't promoting any coffee brand. He works directly with farmers to help bring his personal favorite coffee to the public. He sells the coffee on his website. Everything that he sells funds his radio shows and websites to keep running. He is simply informing, not promoting.

Second, this is the definition for a Zombie - a person who moves very slowly and is not aware of what is happening especially because of being very tired.

So it's safe to say that someone that is unaware of what they should be concerned about, is in fact a zombie.

By that definition everyone is a zombie.
There are always things that you don't know, and you can't say that people should care about something.
It's a matter of opinion what you think you, or other people should care about.

Also, if we're going to get picky with definitions, Promoting something is actively encouraging people to buy it, which is what he did.

He's encouraging others to support the information war. He's a father with a family of his own. By purchasing the products on the website, you're supporting him and his family, whole news crew, radio broadcasts, and websites.