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Is the government to blame? Or Mandela effect? Things i learn recently (which is to remain conflicted always)



1. The CIA site describe Hitler's "embarrassing medical conditions" in such great detailed and themselves act as the source lol. Hitler has extreme psychological problems, Hitler is gay, his dick doesn't work etc.
to be honest, the CIA site sounds like a 16 yr old flame war. I'm starting to think is fake.
I've looked at other sources including letters and photos that made the CIA look worst... Can't trust the government...


2. The USA Bombed/torpedoed themselves or outright lied to justify a war with North Vietnam before the war. Its classified information was released to the public... interesting


3. Japan post WW2. They covered up WW2 completely. Everything is propaganda and still is. Atrocities were kept quiet andJapan also played the victim card victim of ww2. Are they victims? Japan was invading so hard and photos and foreign construction said no... for now.

DISCLAIMER: The above picture is NOT fully representative of the question/poll!

I often see people who set up online dating profiles either:
1. Say they are not looking for a relationship, only friendship (and are probably single).
2. Say they are in a relationship, and are looking for friends.
3. Have photos of them with their boyfriends/girlfriends on them.

I am not going to lie, I feel like women are particularly guilty of this, but I could be wrong, since I am heterosexual.

Now, my dilemma is this: dating sites are for dating; but even in real life dates can turn out to be great friends, and friendships can turn to relationship. So should it be acceptable to register on a dating site, and have an active account, if you do not even want to date in the first place?

The way I see it, there are a few approaches:
1. I condemn people who explicitly express they don't actually want to date on a dating size; I think they should be banned or deactivated. (I don't know how this could be accomplished, I am asking on a purely moral ground. If you have ideas, I welcome them).
2. I condemn such people, but I wouldn't do anything about it - people should be able to misuse the site to their liking.
3. I think finding friends on dating sites is perfectly acceptable, and a great way, and I possibly would do it/have done it myself.

So, what is your opinion?