Normally I can barely stomach Krugman's comments in the New York Times and in fact usually get so furious that I cannot finish his articles. But this one I agree with 100% http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/29/opinion/republicans-against-science.html?_r=1&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha212
Two front runners, Rick Perry and Mitt Romney, in the Republican party are turning against science and intellectual thinking. They are claiming evolution is only a theory and other highly intelligent people doubt it. Also they claim there is no global warming. Krugman claims that only 35% of Iowans believe evolution and 21% in global warming. So these weak-needed Republicans are agreeing with them.
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Author: Michael Madigan
Posted: 2011-08-30 05:38:14 Link
1. Many scientists don't believe in man-made global warming.
2. There are many scientists and great intellectuals who believe or have believed in God.
http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/sciencefaith.html
85 % of the country believes in God.
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Normally I can barely stomach Krugman's comments in the New York Times and in fact usually get so furious that I cannot finish his articles. But this one I agree with 100% http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/29/opinion/republicans-against-science.html?_r=1&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha212
Two front runners, Rick Perry and Mitt Romney, in the Republican party are turning against science and intellectual thinking. They are claiming evolution is only a theory and other highly intelligent people doubt it. Also they claim there is no global warming. Krugman claims that only 35% of Iowans believe evolution and 21% in global warming. So these weak-needed Republicans are agreeing with them.
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Author: Adam Buckland
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1. The list only amounts to 3% of published articles... 3% is a rounding error.
2. The list starts before people knew the earth wasn't flat and includes no one alive.
3. 85% may believe in god... doesn't make them right... there are people who believe in Orly Taitz, so I've heard...
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1. Many scientists don't believe in man-made global warming.
2. There are many scientists and great intellectuals who believe or have believed in God.
http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/sciencefaith.html
85 % of the country believes in God.
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From: Nicholas Geti <ngeti@optonline.net>
To: profox@leafe.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2011 4:27 AM
Subject: [OT] Some scary events in Republican party
Normally I can barely stomach Krugman's comments in the New York Times and in fact usually get so furious that I cannot finish his articles. But this one I agree with 100% http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/29/opinion/republicans-against-science.html?_r=1&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha212
Two front runners, Rick Perry and Mitt Romney, in the Republican party are turning against science and intellectual thinking. They are claiming evolution is only a theory and other highly intelligent people doubt it. Also they claim there is no global warming. Krugman claims that only 35% of Iowans believe evolution and 21% in global warming. So these weak-needed Republicans are agreeing with them.
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Now, we don’t know who will win next year’s presidential election. But
the odds are that one of these years the world’s greatest nation will
find itself ruled by a party that is aggressively anti-science, indeed
anti-knowledge. And, in a time of severe challenges — environmental,
economic, and more — that’s a terrifying prospect.
#--------------------------------
The above statements are characteristic of a country under theocratic
rule. Theocracies thrive by keeping people uneducated, misinformed, and
subservient, (eg a congregation that will follow in blind faith).
Texas Governor Rick Perry is in bed with big oil companies, who want to
discredit global warming in support of continuing with an economy
dependent on petroleum. Burning petroleum is one of the major causes of
the green house gas CO2. I've got two words for you: Scary Perry LOL
Regards,
LelandJ
On 08/30/2011 03:27 AM, Nicholas Geti wrote:
> Normally I can barely stomach Krugman's comments in the New York Times and in fact usually get so furious that I cannot finish his articles. But this one I agree with 100% http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/29/opinion/republicans-against-science.html?_r=1&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha212
>
> Two front runners, Rick Perry and Mitt Romney, in the Republican party are turning against science and intellectual thinking. They are claiming evolution is only a theory and other highly intelligent people doubt it. Also they claim there is no global warming. Krugman claims that only 35% of Iowans believe evolution and 21% in global warming. So these weak-needed Republicans are agreeing with them.
>
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Author: Ricardo Aráoz
Posted: 2011-08-30 10:48:21 Link
On 30/08/2011 06:38 a.m., Michael Madigan wrote:
> 1. Many scientists don't believe in man-made global warming.
>
>
>
> 2. There are many scientists and great intellectuals who believe or have believed in God.
> http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/sciencefaith.html
>
>
> 85 % of the country believes in God.
EAT SHIT ! ! ! !
Billions of flies can not be wrong!
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Author: Michael Madigan
Posted: 2011-08-30 14:03:23 Link
So Obama having multiple Social Security numbers from states he never lived in doesn't concern you in the least?
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1. The list only amounts to 3% of published articles... 3% is a rounding error.
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3. 85% may believe in god... doesn't make them right... there are people who believe in Orly Taitz, so I've heard...
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1. Many scientists don't believe in man-made global warming.
2. There are many scientists and great intellectuals who believe or have believed in God.
http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/sciencefaith.html
85 % of the country believes in God.
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To: profox@leafe.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2011 4:27 AM
Subject: [OT] Some scary events in Republican party
Normally I can barely stomach Krugman's comments in the New York Times and in fact usually get so furious that I cannot finish his articles. But this one I agree with 100% http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/29/opinion/republicans-against-science.html?_r=1&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha212
Two front runners, Rick Perry and Mitt Romney, in the Republican party are turning against science and intellectual thinking. They are claiming evolution is only a theory and other highly intelligent people doubt it. Also they claim there is no global warming. Krugman claims that only 35% of Iowans believe evolution and 21% in global warming. So these weak-needed Republicans are agreeing with them.
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Author: Nicholas Geti
Posted: 2011-08-30 16:28:39 Link
I don't know how to tabulate the number who don't believe but I seriously
doubt it is "many".
God has nothing to do with the subject matter. In fact I doubt that he
guides all living and non-living things on a continuing basis. To me that is
a real stretch. Atoms behave randomly but in aggregate define life, physics,
etc. If there is a God, he simply defined matter and then spun it off to
behave according to the laws of matter whatever that is. So evolution is a
natural outcome of that idea.
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2. There are many scientists and great intellectuals who believe or have
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http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/sciencefaith.html
85 % of the country believes in God.
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Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2011 4:27 AM
Subject: [OT] Some scary events in Republican party
Normally I can barely stomach Krugman's comments in the New York Times and
in fact usually get so furious that I cannot finish his articles. But this
one I agree with 100%
Two front runners, Rick Perry and Mitt Romney, in the Republican party are
turning against science and intellectual thinking. They are claiming
evolution is only a theory and other highly intelligent people doubt it.
Also they claim there is no global warming. Krugman claims that only 35% of
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Republicans are agreeing with them.
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Author: Nicholas Geti
Posted: 2011-08-30 16:30:23 Link
On the other hand to continue destroying the economy like Obama is trying to
do is also just as scary. Where does that leave us?
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#------------------------------
Now, we don’t know who will win next year’s presidential election. But
the odds are that one of these years the world’s greatest nation will
find itself ruled by a party that is aggressively anti-science, indeed
anti-knowledge. And, in a time of severe challenges — environmental,
economic, and more — that’s a terrifying prospect.
#--------------------------------
The above statements are characteristic of a country under theocratic
rule. Theocracies thrive by keeping people uneducated, misinformed, and
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Texas Governor Rick Perry is in bed with big oil companies, who want to
discredit global warming in support of continuing with an economy
dependent on petroleum. Burning petroleum is one of the major causes of
the green house gas CO2. I've got two words for you: Scary Perry LOL
Regards,
LelandJ
On 08/30/2011 03:27 AM, Nicholas Geti wrote:
> Normally I can barely stomach Krugman's comments in the New York Times and
> in fact usually get so furious that I cannot finish his articles. But this
> one I agree with 100%
>
> Two front runners, Rick Perry and Mitt Romney, in the Republican party are
> turning against science and intellectual thinking. They are claiming
> evolution is only a theory and other highly intelligent people doubt it.
> Also they claim there is no global warming. Krugman claims that only 35%
> of Iowans believe evolution and 21% in global warming. So these
> weak-needed Republicans are agreeing with them.
>
>
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Author: Nicholas Geti
Posted: 2011-08-30 17:02:50 Link
Also I cannot tolerate the liberal media who are out to convince us that
Christians are racist, antisocial, bigots among other equally offensive
names. Dick Gregory is one example of a report who is doing that. I suspect
he is really a Communist thinker.
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Now, we don’t know who will win next year’s presidential election. But
the odds are that one of these years the world’s greatest nation will
find itself ruled by a party that is aggressively anti-science, indeed
anti-knowledge. And, in a time of severe challenges — environmental,
economic, and more — that’s a terrifying prospect.
#--------------------------------
The above statements are characteristic of a country under theocratic
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Texas Governor Rick Perry is in bed with big oil companies, who want to
discredit global warming in support of continuing with an economy
dependent on petroleum. Burning petroleum is one of the major causes of
the green house gas CO2. I've got two words for you: Scary Perry LOL
Regards,
LelandJ
On 08/30/2011 03:27 AM, Nicholas Geti wrote:
> Normally I can barely stomach Krugman's comments in the New York Times and
> in fact usually get so furious that I cannot finish his articles. But this
> one I agree with 100%
>
> Two front runners, Rick Perry and Mitt Romney, in the Republican party are
> turning against science and intellectual thinking. They are claiming
> evolution is only a theory and other highly intelligent people doubt it.
> Also they claim there is no global warming. Krugman claims that only 35%
> of Iowans believe evolution and 21% in global warming. So these
> weak-needed Republicans are agreeing with them.
>
>
>
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Author: Stephen Russell
Posted: 2011-08-30 19:28:26 Link
On Tue, Aug 30, 2011 at 3:30 PM, Nicholas Geti <ngeti@optonline.net> wrote:
> On the other hand to continue destroying the economy like Obama is trying to
> do is also just as scary. Where does that leave us?
--------------------------------
Economy: 1. Activities related to the production and distribution of
goods and services in a particular geographic region.
How is the president destroying anything in that definition? I
thought it was all of us who were doing that. I know that I am not
looking at buying anything large for purchase now. I accept the blame
that our economy is doing very poorly.
I just don't understand how you can blame one person? The entire
worlds economy is just a few steps away from the crapper. It is not
just the grand ole USA.
We know that Wall St. has sold off hundreds of thousands of jobs
because they don't give a rats ass about people only profits. From a
lot of our discussions we don't want the government to do "more" so we
cannot expect the Federal worker population to just pick up all these
lost souls, right?
So are there secret messages sent out from the beltway on new ways to
corrupt our horrendous situation? I thought that I would have heard
of them by now.
The reason for our current problem is because we stopped consuming.
No other reason. We took the lesson to heart and now people are
saving, and paying off debt.
Just curious but how do you expect to get it both ways? Out revenue
system for the country is based on volume. Budgets were set up on
expected revenue streams. As those streams dried up so have a lot of
supply jobs in manufacture and service. Now we have less $$$ coming
in and more needy people who are not supporting their local area like
they use to.
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