Well found! A Portuguese person doubting Amaral. Was he a lone voice? The other perception of the abduction was also represented below that post;
Not only do I continue to think that the parents did it (at the very least they were negligent), but I have a hard time even posing the hypothesis that the other guy did it. Where's the evidence? I don't see any.
Regolas1
1 yr. ago
Thank you for reinforcing my opinion with your post although I doubt that was your intention.
If I had a penny for every pejorative opinion such as that 'sourced' by you, I would be a multi millionaire many times over.
The point being made by the original quote was that
Amaral's opinion has been adopted as being the definitive one by the man in the street in Portugal to the detriment of free and analytical thought.
This was under the heading
"Debate/Discussão" and you asked
"A Portuguese person doubting Amaral. Was he a lone voice?"It seems he may very well have been if the following comments to which you allude are anything to go by. One certainly being enabled to concur with the original premise and the subsequent point that
"But as you can see, the people Portuguese like his theory very much." confirmed in its entirety.
Surely a less than suitable environment to conduct any investigation with a hostile population who cannot quite shake off the opinions which have formed their opinions and belief despite evidence to the contrary.