scary: republicans' views on science - Page 2

DdC · 09-08-2011, 10:45 PM

Absolutely nothing ruins a good myth faster than Science. If you sell myth's, it might seem as if it was in the way of expensive propaganda. I used to believe they were flat out hypocrites. Still do with a few. The others seem to have an alternate universe mindset. 180* from reality. Then I deduced it was just the same old boring ends justifying the means. Simple liars. Say whatever you need to get elected. Can't deregulate if you're honest and lose. Corporations don't invest in moral or ethical people. They prefer the sure thing. Corporations profit on the Ganjawar in several ways. Not only as a product itself, but several by-products also win favor with the G-20 International corporations. Like outsourcing the trickle down jobs. The Ganjawar eliminates the need for chemical corporations to worry. Those spraying the 90 million pounds on the US cotton crop and not on organic Hemp. Big Pharma and RxGanja or Big Booze competing with Homegrown.

No infrastructure with a plant compared to the booze and drug industries. Plastic from veggie oil could eliminate crude oil from OPEC. No need to clear cut old growth forest. Hemp wood and paper. Plus the Koch Bros tax paid for profit prisons to cage the outlaw sick and healthy productive people who grow cannabis. The early church discovered the young novices were finding Jesus without the Priests directions and decided to ban it. Job security selling stories. Corporations inherited from Germany after the war now part of American corporations and people with the connections and media to pull it off. Did. Now for going on a century we have been chasing our tails, pointing fingers and following orders maintaining dysfunction perpetuating this and other Police Actions. Around the globe. For the kiddies. The ones who aren't starving. Democrats and Republicans RIP.

The Neocons have taken control of the Teabags. The Dick Armey of International Corporatists, World Banksters and Elitist shits like the Koch/s and Rockefellers. Have no use for sovereignty or have any allegiance to the Constitution or the American citizens. They don't even need us to buy their Chinese made crap since our middle class has shifted to their up and coming middle class. Only they're under a dictatorship and have less room to protest. Our media is owned by the same corporations. Protesting protesters, millions on the streets of America protesting the Lie in Iraq and we missed it. Nothing on TV so it couldn't have happened. European and Free Speech media broadcast it, but we know they can't be trusted. They say things differently than the alphabet channels. 5 to 1 majority rules the truth. It's up to us, not the illusion of the Untied States of Anemica. Just when you think the earth is spherical traveling around the sun. Now Texas schools can set us straight. I always thought that we would fly off into outer space traveling at the speed it would take to get completely around the sun in a year.

eldizle · 09-09-2011, 01:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Roach

I've registered independant for every election I've been eligible for ...

Until the republicans proved to me that the democratic party needs help in voting republican'ts out of office.

This year I registered democrat.

yeah, I'm really torn on my feelings to contribute to a system I know is broken, with politicians that serve the same ends, yet have ideas less startling and (in bachman) less scary ideas for where to lead this country. I will not vote third party at this time. Nobody has a pitch I'm buying.

I have no doubt the dems are a better vote for a guy like me in that regard. As far as president, this is a relatively easy decision, but my representatives, senators, and and other elected officials on the state level are just a revolving door of self-serving shitheads.

Perhaps it's just more on display with them being local.

I dunno.

And w, the whole point is that it isn't about parties, but that huntsman has distinguished himself through his campaign as one of the more level headed individuals. in a time of fundaMentalists and tea partiers, I think the more level headed candidates we can get in the spotlight, the better direction politics will go as a whole.

Too many rockstars, too many 'regular joes.'

Kompressor · 09-09-2011, 01:13 AM

he just says what he thinks with little regard for the listeners' heartsleeves.

he's not usually excessive, just honest.

eldizle · 09-09-2011, 01:56 AM

i don't get it, was that a shitty thing to say? out of place? not my place to say?

if i get something wrong socially, let me know, i'm not the most talented at this stuff.

kamikazi89 · 09-09-2011, 05:32 AM

Gingrich doesn't scare me(as far as evolution goes)..and did you notice Perry used the term creationism when speaking to that kid..that was telling...

Huntsman was also one of only two candidates who called for brining the troops home

**SageTree** · 09-09-2011, 05:48 AM

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"Republican candidate Rick Perry believes creationism should be taught in schools. That breaches both science and constitution

Last week, just days after announcing that he was running for president, Rick Perry was approached by a nine-year-old boy on the campaign trail in New Hampshire. As the TV cameras rolled, the child's mother could be heard, just out of shot, urging her son to ask the Republican candidate what he thought about evolution.

Smiling down at the boy like a kindly uncle, Perry, three-term serving governor of Texas, said, "It's a theory that's out there, and it's got some gaps in it." A few seconds later he rushed off, no doubt relieved that the child refused to repeat his mother's follow-up question about Perry not believing in science.

When talking to the boy in New Hampshire, Perry continued, "In Texas, we teach both creationism and evolution in our public schools – because I figure you're smart enough to figure out which one is right."

(PolitiFact.com, a political fact-checking organisation, has labelled this statement as false, saying, "It's not [Texas] state law or policy to intermix instruction on creationism and evolution.")

Source

stoneric · 09-09-2011, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by zerodown

Cause that wont solve anything, what will Ron do? Hes got the right ideas, but he cant do shit, WE have to do shit.

It would open doors. Ron Paul is no republican in reality so it would be like a 3rd party cadidate getting elected. Of course if he did stick to his anti-interventionist ideals, he'd be dead in no time.

**Home Wrecker** · 09-09-2011, 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Kompressor

Would you rather we be a pluralistic Israel?

Some of the best countries in the world use proportional representation. Look at Norway, Sweden, Denmark, they seem to manage.

Roach · 09-09-2011, 04:48 PM

Quote:

Gingrich doesn't scare me

he's the one who proposed the death penalty for smuggling more than 40 grams of marijuana into the country.

kamikazi89 · 09-09-2011, 06:10 PM

he was really, REALLY into Toffler too, creepy stuff

DdC · 09-10-2011, 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Roach

saints vs packers is turning into a pretty good game.:)

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09-08-2011, 10:45 PM	#21 (permalink)
DdC Decade Yahookan Join Date: Feb 1999 Location: Santa Cruz,CA,USA Posts: 2,117 Blog Entries: 5 Thanks: 51 Thanked 607 Times in 399 Posts	Absolutely nothing ruins a good myth faster than Science. If you sell myth's, it might seem as if it was in the way of expensive propaganda. I used to believe they were flat out hypocrites. Still do with a few. The others seem to have an alternate universe mindset. 180* from reality. Then I deduced it was just the same old boring ends justifying the means. Simple liars. Say whatever you need to get elected. Can't deregulate if you're honest and lose. Corporations don't invest in moral or ethical people. They prefer the sure thing. Corporations profit on the Ganjawar in several ways. Not only as a product itself, but several by-products also win favor with the G-20 International corporations. Like outsourcing the trickle down jobs. The Ganjawar eliminates the need for chemical corporations to worry. Those spraying the 90 million pounds on the US cotton crop and not on organic Hemp. Big Pharma and RxGanja or Big Booze competing with Homegrown. No infrastructure with a plant compared to the booze and drug industries. Plastic from veggie oil could eliminate crude oil from OPEC. No need to clear cut old growth forest. Hemp wood and paper. Plus the Koch Bros tax paid for profit prisons to cage the outlaw sick and healthy productive people who grow cannabis. The early church discovered the young novices were finding Jesus without the Priests directions and decided to ban it. Job security selling stories. Corporations inherited from Germany after the war now part of American corporations and people with the connections and media to pull it off. Did. Now for going on a century we have been chasing our tails, pointing fingers and following orders maintaining dysfunction perpetuating this and other Police Actions. Around the globe. For the kiddies. The ones who aren't starving. Democrats and Republicans RIP. The Neocons have taken control of the Teabags. The Dick Armey of International Corporatists, World Banksters and Elitist shits like the Koch/s and Rockefellers. Have no use for sovereignty or have any allegiance to the Constitution or the American citizens. They don't even need us to buy their Chinese made crap since our middle class has shifted to their up and coming middle class. Only they're under a dictatorship and have less room to protest. Our media is owned by the same corporations. Protesting protesters, millions on the streets of America protesting the Lie in Iraq and we missed it. Nothing on TV so it couldn't have happened. European and Free Speech media broadcast it, but we know they can't be trusted. They say things differently than the alphabet channels. 5 to 1 majority rules the truth. It's up to us, not the illusion of the Untied States of Anemica. Just when you think the earth is spherical traveling around the sun. Now Texas schools can set us straight. I always thought that we would fly off into outer space traveling at the speed it would take to get completely around the sun in a year. __________________ Al Capone and Watergate were red herrings to divert the countries attention from the Fascist acts of eliminating competition. Booze/Ethanol then Ganja//Hemp.

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Kompressor Voice of Reason Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Illinois Posts: 8,361 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3,069 Times in 1,634 Posts	he just says what he thinks with little regard for the listeners' heartsleeves. he's not usually excessive, just honest. __________________ Think like a man of action, act like a man of thought. -H. Bergson

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eldizle Love. Share it. Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Inside a Microgram Scale Posts: 5,207 Thanks: 978 Thanked 591 Times in 423 Posts	i don't get it, was that a shitty thing to say? out of place? not my place to say? if i get something wrong socially, let me know, i'm not the most talented at this stuff.

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