My Dad is a moon hoax believer...

Get over it, man. It's basically just a hobby. If he does his job and takes care of his family, it doesn't fucking matter what he thinks about the moon landing. It's inconsequential. Some people just find this stuff interesting and like to read different viewpoints, just let him have his fun

Kill yourself for giving a shit

>>16590063

get over it. has he earned your respect in any other way? perhaps by raising you well, giving good advice, buying you nice things, not treating you like his personal punching bag, etc?

if he brings it up a lot, try to embrace it. conspiracy theories are an interesting topic of discussion, even if you dont believe em. i dont believe the earth is flat, but i bring it up alllllll the fucking time, show people the map, how it would work if it was flat, etc. i love conspiracy theories, even the whacky outlandish ones.

nothing better than a beer and a crazy documentary. i mean no one really believes ancient aliens but we were talking about it nonstop when it was in its prime.

why cant you be that bro for your dad?

Get on with your life, sans respect for his critical thinking skills.

His opinion is just as irrelevant as the moon landing itself. It really has no bearing on your life whether he's right or wrong.

>>16590063
This first one didn't happen and theres a lot of proof to prove it.

BUT!

The moon landings all did happen after the first one, we have moon rocks you know. You can't just fake those.

I don't believe it either, what proof did you give him, and I mean PROOF, like court case proof. Not some he said she said shit.

>>16590080
this
For a while my dad got into the whole "9/11 was planned or allowed to happen by the U.S." thing and even though I might not 100% believe it I learned a lot of interesting things and arguments about it. It didn't bother me because my dad took care of the family. Don't let it bother you. I'd rather have a dad that has the capacity to question things rather than a dad who just blindly believes every fucking thing he sees or hears.

>>16590063
Fun thing is
The moonthing is so elaborate we will never know the truth unless we get there ourselves its all theory till then with a 50/50 chance

>>16590063

Eh, don't be a know-it-all. As others are saying, this is like a hobby for him. It's just something he's interested in. Criticizing him is just like criticizing someone for having "bad taste" in movies or books. It's not about who's right or wrong, you're just making yourself look like an asshole for trying to police his leisure time.

Are there aliens on the moon?