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Sam Brownback

Oct 11, 2009 | Posted by: roboblogger

GOP 'science' is politically expedient

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Remember the Republican presidential candidates - Mike Huckabee, Sam Brownback and others - who pandered to the religious right last year by saying schools should teach intelligent design, a pseudoscience based on the biblical version of creation? Now that scientists have identified the remains of one of their 4-million-year-old relatives in ...

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“Religion is Superstition”

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Oct 11, 2009
 
Does the GOP realize that they are crippling this country's potential by pandering to the religious sociopaths of the reactionary right?

Do they realize that by pandering to the creoIDiot crowd that they are making the US the laughing stock of the western world?

Do they realize they (the creoIDiot crowd) are setting us up for a return to the Dark Ages, and so goes America, so goes the rest of the planet. It took western civilization a thousand years and some unintentional outside assistance from the muslim world to recover the last time. Who will save the west from the second go around? The chinese?
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Oct 11, 2009
 
Christopher Pearsoll wrote:
Does the GOP realize that they are crippling this country's potential by pandering to the religious sociopaths of the reactionary right?
Probably. The question then becomes: do they care?
Christopher Pearsoll wrote:
Do they realize that by pandering to the creoIDiot crowd that they are making the US the laughing stock of the western world?
Probably. The question then becomes: do they care?
Christopher Pearsoll wrote:
Do they realize they (the creoIDiot crowd) are setting us up for a return to the Dark Ages, and so goes America, so goes the rest of the planet. It took western civilization a thousand years and some unintentional outside assistance from the muslim world to recover the last time. Who will save the west from the second go around? The chinese?
Probably. The question then becomes: do they care? After all, they expect the world to end pretty soon (within their lifetimes) and they expect that *they* will all have been raptured away by then so long term consequences are of NO consequence.
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Oct 13, 2009
 
Besides, they got theirs, and they really don't care there might be nothing left for their children. Just a slight showing of greed and self-centeredness.

“Religion is Superstition”

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Oct 13, 2009
 
MIDutch wrote:
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Probably. The question then becomes: do they care?
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Probably. The question then becomes: do they care?
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Probably. The question then becomes: do they care? After all, they expect the world to end pretty soon (within their lifetimes) and they expect that *they* will all have been raptured away by then so long term consequences are of NO consequence.
They've been expecting the world to end 'soon' for the last nineteen millenia, and kept including those patent lies in their book (i.e. where the author of revelation thought the end would happen during his lifetime) three and a half centuries later. And these people claim they actually read their book. HAH!

“Biting Satire”

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Oct 17, 2009
 
Christopher Pearsoll wrote:
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They've been expecting the world to end 'soon' for the last nineteen millenia, and kept including those patent lies in their book (i.e. where the author of revelation thought the end would happen during his lifetime) three and a half centuries later. And these people claim they actually read their book. HAH!
I think you mean "the last nineteen CENTURIES." :)

“Religion is Superstition”

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Oct 17, 2009
 
LowellGuy wrote:
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I think you mean "the last nineteen CENTURIES." :)
You're right, nineteen centuries. My bad. Point still stands that these 'end of the world' types keep expecting it to happen, even when it doesn't.

“Peace”

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Oct 24, 2009
 
For the love of Dog, can't we stop with the myths and superstitions and stay with reality? Science is about facts ... proven facts.

Religion is myth, folklore, legend, superstition and has NO place in gov't or how things are run or how our money is spent or what it taught in schools
REALITY

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Oct 24, 2009
 
Coolmind wrote:
For the love of Dog, can't we stop with the myths and superstitions and stay with reality? Science is about facts ... proven facts.
Religion is myth, folklore, legend, superstition and has NO place in gov't or how things are run or how our money is spent or what it taught in schools
Oooh, I'd hate to be you. What can a man give in exchange for his soul?
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Oct 24, 2009
 
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Oooh, I'd hate to be you. What can a man give in exchange for his soul?
About 3 bucks?

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