OMG – Someone please control Christine O’donnell

[Arraya]

AGW as been established since the late 80s – after 30 years of debate within academia. Now it’s just the details and models being debated. It’s not doctrine, its the most accepted theory with thousands of peer reviewed papers backing it up and a half century of research, which any scientist can try to falsify.

What started out as a typical corporate systemic funded denial program by the oil industry(think tobacco science), morphed into a self-propagating industry itself. During the late 90s the oil industry was offered cap and trade as compensation and they backed off. Now, mostly the denial comes from economic think tanks coaxing non-related scientists to sign petitions at trade shows for some type of funding.

At this point, it’s just a political tool and/or a money making scheme. I wouldn’t worry about any legislation “hurting” the economy – it’s own inherent flaws sow the seeds of it’s own destruction.

In the meantime, just sit back and watch the political freak show emerging. It’s sure to get worse.

[scaredyclassic]

It’s just amazing how majority Christians act like they’re being suppressed and harrassed as if theyverrent the total majority. In reality being an atheist is what puts you in the tiny minority that is looked at suspiciously. Christians need by nature of the myth to be the underdog, the hated, the oppressed, when in reality today they are the 800 pound gorilla. Irritating yet humorous.

[scaredyclassic]

It’s just amazing how majority Christians act like they’re being suppressed and harrassed as if theyverrent the total majority. In reality being an atheist is what puts you in the tiny minority that is looked at suspiciously. Christians need by nature of the myth to be the underdog, the hated, the oppressed, when in reality today they are the 800 pound gorilla. Irritating yet humorous.

[scaredyclassic]

It’s just amazing how majority Christians act like they’re being suppressed and harrassed as if theyverrent the total majority. In reality being an atheist is what puts you in the tiny minority that is looked at suspiciously. Christians need by nature of the myth to be the underdog, the hated, the oppressed, when in reality today they are the 800 pound gorilla. Irritating yet humorous.

[scaredyclassic]

It’s just amazing how majority Christians act like they’re being suppressed and harrassed as if theyverrent the total majority. In reality being an atheist is what puts you in the tiny minority that is looked at suspiciously. Christians need by nature of the myth to be the underdog, the hated, the oppressed, when in reality today they are the 800 pound gorilla. Irritating yet humorous.

[scaredyclassic]

It’s just amazing how majority Christians act like they’re being suppressed and harrassed as if theyverrent the total majority. In reality being an atheist is what puts you in the tiny minority that is looked at suspiciously. Christians need by nature of the myth to be the underdog, the hated, the oppressed, when in reality today they are the 800 pound gorilla. Irritating yet humorous.

[Coronita]

[quote=walterwhite]It’s just amazing how majority Christians act like they’re being suppressed and harrassed as if theyverrent the total majority. In reality being an atheist is what puts you in the tiny minority that is looked at suspiciously. Christians need by nature of the myth to be the underdog, the hated, the oppressed, when in reality today they are the 800 pound gorilla. Irritating yet humorous.[/quote]

At one point or the other I am/was(?) Christian. I’d like to believe there is a God and a that there is something after life. And while I’ve ran into some of the most nicest god-fearing Christians, you do get a lot of nut jobs too, and unfortunately, I think people stereotype Christians as all being those nutjobs, because well, the nutjobs are the most vocal/visible ones.

[Coronita]

[quote=walterwhite]It’s just amazing how majority Christians act like they’re being suppressed and harrassed as if theyverrent the total majority. In reality being an atheist is what puts you in the tiny minority that is looked at suspiciously. Christians need by nature of the myth to be the underdog, the hated, the oppressed, when in reality today they are the 800 pound gorilla. Irritating yet humorous.[/quote]

At one point or the other I am/was(?) Christian. I’d like to believe there is a God and a that there is something after life. And while I’ve ran into some of the most nicest god-fearing Christians, you do get a lot of nut jobs too, and unfortunately, I think people stereotype Christians as all being those nutjobs, because well, the nutjobs are the most vocal/visible ones.

[Coronita]

[quote=walterwhite]It’s just amazing how majority Christians act like they’re being suppressed and harrassed as if theyverrent the total majority. In reality being an atheist is what puts you in the tiny minority that is looked at suspiciously. Christians need by nature of the myth to be the underdog, the hated, the oppressed, when in reality today they are the 800 pound gorilla. Irritating yet humorous.[/quote]

At one point or the other I am/was(?) Christian. I’d like to believe there is a God and a that there is something after life. And while I’ve ran into some of the most nicest god-fearing Christians, you do get a lot of nut jobs too, and unfortunately, I think people stereotype Christians as all being those nutjobs, because well, the nutjobs are the most vocal/visible ones.

[Coronita]

[quote=walterwhite]It’s just amazing how majority Christians act like they’re being suppressed and harrassed as if theyverrent the total majority. In reality being an atheist is what puts you in the tiny minority that is looked at suspiciously. Christians need by nature of the myth to be the underdog, the hated, the oppressed, when in reality today they are the 800 pound gorilla. Irritating yet humorous.[/quote]

At one point or the other I am/was(?) Christian. I’d like to believe there is a God and a that there is something after life. And while I’ve ran into some of the most nicest god-fearing Christians, you do get a lot of nut jobs too, and unfortunately, I think people stereotype Christians as all being those nutjobs, because well, the nutjobs are the most vocal/visible ones.

[Coronita]

[quote=walterwhite]It’s just amazing how majority Christians act like they’re being suppressed and harrassed as if theyverrent the total majority. In reality being an atheist is what puts you in the tiny minority that is looked at suspiciously. Christians need by nature of the myth to be the underdog, the hated, the oppressed, when in reality today they are the 800 pound gorilla. Irritating yet humorous.[/quote]

At one point or the other I am/was(?) Christian. I’d like to believe there is a God and a that there is something after life. And while I’ve ran into some of the most nicest god-fearing Christians, you do get a lot of nut jobs too, and unfortunately, I think people stereotype Christians as all being those nutjobs, because well, the nutjobs are the most vocal/visible ones.

[jstoesz]

In passing I wanted to thank UCGal for your insight. I do not have children in public schools, and I do not have a vivid memory of when I attended them in MN. My university education in California, was fraught with all sorts of bigotry from both sides of the religious spectrum, but by then you are a big boy, and should be able to stand on your own…

[jstoesz]

In passing I wanted to thank UCGal for your insight. I do not have children in public schools, and I do not have a vivid memory of when I attended them in MN. My university education in California, was fraught with all sorts of bigotry from both sides of the religious spectrum, but by then you are a big boy, and should be able to stand on your own…

[jstoesz]

In passing I wanted to thank UCGal for your insight. I do not have children in public schools, and I do not have a vivid memory of when I attended them in MN. My university education in California, was fraught with all sorts of bigotry from both sides of the religious spectrum, but by then you are a big boy, and should be able to stand on your own…

[jstoesz]

In passing I wanted to thank UCGal for your insight. I do not have children in public schools, and I do not have a vivid memory of when I attended them in MN. My university education in California, was fraught with all sorts of bigotry from both sides of the religious spectrum, but by then you are a big boy, and should be able to stand on your own…

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