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>Contrary to the common misconception that the American space program in the 1970s had a wide base of support, unifying America, belief that the Apollo program was worth the time and money invested peaked at 55% for a few months after the 1969 Moon landing, and was otherwise fluctuating between 35 and 45%.[24][25][26]

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you forgot to remove the wikipedia citations big boss

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>In 1963, years before the 1969 Apollo 11 Moon landing, German-American critical theorist Hannah Arendt argued:[1]

<The conquest of space and the science that made it possible have come perilously close to this point. If they ever should reach it in earnest, the stature of man would not simply be lowered by all standards we know of but have been destroyed.

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>Throughout the 1960s, Students for a Democratic Society organized anti-NASA protests on college campuses. Sit-ins occurred at Columbia University's Pupin Physics Laboratories and MIT's Instrumentation Laboratory, as both conducted NASA research which was implemented by the United States military in Vietnam.[2] In July 1969, civil rights leader Ralph Abernathy organized a protest at Cape Canaveral (then Cape Kennedy) to oppose the "inhuman priority" of space exploration over tackling poverty and racism.[3] When addressing a white suburban audience filled with space and electronic experts, Unitarian Church Rev. David Eaton, said that "[t]he $23 billion we've spent going to the Moon has stolen money the black man needs for job retraining and schools."[4]

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I mean, yeah, why do you think we stopped going until we had the technology to consider establishing a proper base up there?

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>>4191745
because it was fake unless you are freemason's play thing

 â„–4191763[Quote]

>Without denying the value of scientific endeavor, there is a striking absurdity in committing billions to reach the moon where no people live, and from which none presently can benefit, while the densely populated slums are allocated minuscule appropriations.

-Martin Luther King Jr.

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SECA

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>>4191762
Do not get me started on this unless you want a broom handle covered in rusty razor blades jammed all the way up your ass

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>>4191763
>nooo you shouldn't be allowed to use your money how you like you have to give it to us instead noooo

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i wish i could fly to the moon on a rocket like bugs bunny

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>In his book Of a Fire on the Moon, ostensibly about the Apollo 11 moon shot, Norman Mailer was really writing about Wasps (White Anglo-Saxon Protestants). Or so he indicated during an interview with Leticia Kent, published in the current Vogue. Hymenopterist Mailer, who has called Wasps "the most Faustian, barbaric, draconian, progress-oriented and root-destroying people on earth," has moved on to "some mysterious and half-spooky conclusions," notably that "the real mission of the Wasp in history was not, say, to create capitalism, or to disseminate Christianity into backward countries." It was to get the U.S. to the moon.

>"The mind of the Wasp bears more resemblance to the laser than the mind of any other ethnic group," said Mailer. "To wit, he can project himself 'extraordinary distances through a narrow path. He's disciplined, stoical, able to become the instrument of his own will, has extraordinary boldness and daring together with a resolute lack of imagination. He's profoundly nihilistic. And this nihilism found its perfect expression in the odyssey to the moon-because we went there without knowing why we went."

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>>4191768
3 freemasons went to the moon and walked on it and ill believe it because im a fucking retard

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>>4191775
Nigger if the Russians had any reason to believe we faked it, they would have screamed it from the rooftops. But they didn't. Explain to me how that makes any sense?

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>3 freemasons went to the moon and walked on it and ill believe it because im a fucking retard

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>>4191775
Are you American? It's crazy how many Americans don't care or straight up deny the moon landing, instead of being proud about it

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>>4191783
It's genuinely so wild to me that we shit so thoroughly on one of our country's best achievements

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>>4191783
my grandpa was a freemason and that its funny when people act like white people built the tartarian buildings and walked on the moon, thats a way to instantly win any debate against shitskins

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>>4191790
Hey man how do I protect myself f.rom the Jewish space laser floating around in the ionosphere? You seem knowledgeable about this.

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>wasting money in a dick measuring contest with the communists instead of improving roads or winning in Vietnam

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>>4191794
paint your house with lead paint because it blocks xrays



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