You believe you have the upper hand because you are one part of a huge mass of people. Well you don't have it with me.
I'll say this once again.
I've posted evidence that it's fake by water bubbles in their supposed space walks and various cuts in filming and there's the fact that it cannot orbit the Earth anyway as the Earth is not a sphere.
I've looked at the night sky with a telescope but never looked for a fake ISS for obvious reasons.
Whatever you people see up there is there because you have been directed to look in that area by a website.
What you see up there is made into a space station because you want it to be a space station, yet it's either a blimp, high flying aircraft or something like that, or it's a moving comet or something like that.
People who have observed the so called ISS, describe it as a ball of light.
There you have it. You've never looked for it. You admit it, then follow up with some assumptions. There are photos and videos that you've been presented that show it in more detail. Of course a lot of people see it as a ball or speck, do you not realize how far away it is? How can you say all this after you admit you've never even looked for it? How can you call people who've claimed to have seen it liars when you've never tried for yourself?
I'll make this clear so you understand. I can tell a liar when I see one or many and all I ever see in this space crap are liars and bad actors.
I can also observe footage and see how fake it looks. Now if one or two pieces of footage looked a bit fake, I wouldn't put too much emphasis on it, yet when I see scores upon scores of dodgy footage, I become sceptical.
I laugh when people come on here saying" my god, go and look, you can see it with your naked eye, or binoculars or a cheap telescope, have a look, it's there"...it makes me laugh because the next scenario comes with others saying, " yes you can see it but to see it properly you need a decent telescope that can track it" and blah blah blah, then they will stick up a photo and proclaim that this is what they took and were lucky to get as it's not easy to capture it like this.
What do I see in all the so called amateur photos?
Blurred images of something shaped like an ISS that could easily be anything. The laughable part is the sunlight shining off of these images.
I may not be any super scientist but I can think for myself and am not swayed by bullshit either.