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lawgator1 said:
Meh, the party is anti-science. Might as well be anti-tech, too.
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Really?

Sweet Baby Jesus LG, you just can't control your urges of whatever catchphrase happens to be anti-conservative at the time can you?

Would you please provide your proof the GOP is anti-science? OR STFU.
 
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DC_Vol said:
LG,

I have a serious question. This is 100% serious. Do you get paid to come on here and defend Democrats? I cannot rationally think of any other reason you would so fervently defend the indefensible when you could be billing hours.
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LG posts way too much to be a professional, unless he's on the government's dime. I'm beginning to think he's being paid by the Obama administration to spread disinformation and to keep tabs on dissenters. We know they've created thousands of fake Twitter and facebook accounts to make it sound like they have more support than they really do.
 
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davethevol said:
LG posts way too much to be a professional, unless he's on the government's dime. I'm beginning to think he's being paid by the Obama administration to spread disinformation and to keep tabs on dissenters. We know they've created thousands of fake Twitter and facebook accounts to make it sound like they have more support than they really do.
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If what you're saying is true, then we have more gov't waste.
 
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Grand Vol said:
Really?

Sweet Baby Jesus LG, you just can't control your urges of whatever catchphrase happens to be anti-conservative at the time can you?

Would you please provide your proof the GOP is anti-science? OR STFU.
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I believe I gave a partial list in the other thread about some of the more recent "I believe in witchcraft" type comments of GOP candidates.

Refusing to acknowledge evolution, climate change denial, numerous others of that sort. The problem is that, even if they are educated and have some sense, the base seems to largely relish in being uninformed. Its almost a badge of honor in the GOP base these days to disavow science and education, as though it was all some sort of commie plot.
 
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lawgator1 said:
And that is really not meant as an insult.

Book learnin' isn't for everyone.
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For example, you are scared of numbers and math. Figuring out a percentage and how to apply it is simply beyond your abilities

You are really crossing the troll line lately. Sad to watch someone who used to kinda contribute become completely ridiculous and idiotic in their posts. Guess that happens when every attempt at explaining a position ends in failure
 
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utvolpj said:
For example, you are scared of numbers and math. Figuring out a percentage and how to apply it is simply beyond your abilities

You are really crossing the troll line lately. Sad to watch someone who used to kinda contribute become completely ridiculous and idiotic in their posts. Guess that happens when every attempt at explaining a position ends in failure
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I still get a laugh from him. That's kinda contributory.
 
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utvolpj said:
For example, you are scared of numbers and math. Figuring out a percentage and how to apply it is simply beyond your abilities

You are really crossing the troll line lately. Sad to watch someone who used to kinda contribute become completely ridiculous and idiotic in their posts. Guess that happens when every attempt at explaining a position ends in failure
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Ok, well, I completely disagree with you.

Do what you think is right.
 
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Grand Vol said:
Certainly not insulting.

****ing condescending, pompous and arrogant is a more appropriate description.
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LOL, you know what I meant, though I admittedly phrased it in such a manner as to demean those who reject science because it offends their religious or political sensibilities/agenda.

What's worse, in my opinion, are the politicians within the GOP seemingly happy to take advantage of the ignorance of their base, rather than seeing it as their duty to educate them.
 
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lawgator1 said:
LOL, you know what I meant, though I admittedly phrased it in such a manner as to demean those who reject science because it offends their religious or political sensibilities/agenda.

What's worse, in my opinion, are the politicians within the GOP seemingly happy to take advantage of the ignorance of their base, rather than seeing it as their duty to educate them.
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I thought that this was article 1-9 of the Dem platform.
 
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lawgator1 said:
Ok, well, I completely disagree with you.

Do what you think is right.
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You disagreeing makes my position stronger. You have absolutely zero critical thinking skills and simply accept anything shoveled in by the Dems. You are the low info voter they count on to show up. At least when you were still "undecided" you seemed to try

Your posts are simply a joke at this point. You are joevol from the left with a little better spelling.
 
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lawgator1 said:
LOL, you know what I meant, though I admittedly phrased it in such a manner as to demean those who reject science because it offends their religious or political sensibilities/agenda.
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So you are saying it was intended to be arrogant?

Congrats, you succeeded.

lawgator1 said:
What's worse, in my opinion, are the politicians within the GOP seemingly happy to take advantage of the ignorance of their base, rather than seeing it as their duty to educate them.
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Are you kidding me? As if that's limited to the right side of the political spectrum.
 
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