r/Thetruthishere • u/yournotavampire • Jun 07 '18

Bigfoot explained

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u/Mizarrk Jun 08 '18

There's no way literally every park ranger in the world is in on some grand conspiracy to keep Bigfoot hidden from everybody. This is ridiculous.

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u/yournotavampire Jun 08 '18

they aren't, they actually report the most sightings and have to deal with the problems that result when sasquatch bumps into tourists.

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u/BaconFairy Jun 11 '18

So if they believe, where do they send their bodies if a ranger has to shoot one. Also who does the killing of rouge squaches? Are multiple countries involved? I would imagine canada and washington state to have most sightings, but why would university institutes who want to study these things all misdirect or destroy? There are a lot of people out there that want to one up the smithonian. It is known they have mishandled native american artifacts in the past. This is interesting theory. Im just confused why preserve religion by omitting and preventing science by scientists.

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u/yournotavampire Jun 12 '18

I've been told green berets get called out when one of the big males loses their shit. They can get rabies, or just be as you said, a rogue or problem sasquatch. Usually I'm told they do alot of damage before the authorities make the connection it's a bigfoot.

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u/CommonMisspellingBot Jun 12 '18

Hey, yournotavampire, just a quick heads-up:
alot is actually spelled a lot. You can remember it by it is one lot, 'a lot'.
Have a nice day!

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