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Feb 11 13 2:01 PM
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Artemis wrote:I'm not very good at starting threads so I'll just jump right in.Why do most people make it so hard to talk about alíen experiences? If you see a UFÓ you're mistaken, If you're abducted/contacted you're crazy. If you're a hybrid/part alíen your a "F-ed up nerd" (actual quote from a CIT at the camp I went to, when one of my friends admitted to being part alíen) All of this makes it so hard to cóme oút of the UFÓ. So you have a lot of traumatized people, who can't talk about it because they don't want to be labeled crazy for life. They can't talk to therapists or they'll just be prescribed braín squelching medication (though that applies to any mental problem).It's actually part of popular culture to pick on the "UFÓ nut" who undoubtedly wears a tin foíl hat and has Christmas tree lights strung up on a trailer. It seems very odd that this is encouraged so strongly, and not just by one political side. Belief in extraterrestrials is picked on more than less evidence based beliefs.It seems like someone wants alíen encounters kept quiet, someone not limited by political parties. I just read something about a poll that said that 43% of people (in the US) believe that the government is definitely or probably concealing the existence of éxtráterrestrial life on Eárth. So why do more than 57% of people ridicule those who have experiences?
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