Is it unfair to analyze and find fault in a video that is shared within the community? I think not!
If your true intentions are to find evidence of Bigfoot and you think you have, I'd assume you were sharing to get feedback from others.
I don't see that happening. What I see is thrusting, not sharing. Most who are producing video, photos, stories, etc aren't offering up possible evidence to be scoured over by those who are unbiased and otherwise emotionally detached from the claim. They're offering up truths. Their own ideals that mustn't be shaken. Information is not readily available and the claim wasn't shared at a point of ground breaking. It is being shared from the 51st floor of a structurally sound skyscraper. Its foundation is unwavering and you are free to do one of two things....accept it as truth or be thrown out by security. Because as well built as they claim the skyscraper is, all it may take is one slight shift in the foundation, a little too much pressure on a weak spot and that motherfucker could topple. That is not a risk these people are willing to take.
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