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[quote=DWCAP][quote=Dukehorn]UCGal,
You don’t find folks in the life sciences that will accept intelligent design.[/quote]

Ante that the truth.

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All these generalizations are rubbish. You know what they say when you make assumptions….

I studied biology in college before I changed to chemistry. I also have a graduate degree in engineering. Both schools were UC’s. I put myself through school both times.

Frankly, I find the argument for irreducible complexity at least interesting in many cases, if not compelling.

Oh, and I’m a conservative and while I was raised catholic, I haven’t been to church in 20+ years and consider myself more agnostic than anything else.

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[quote=DWCAP][quote=Dukehorn]UCGal,
You don’t find folks in the life sciences that will accept intelligent design.[/quote]

Ante that the truth.

[/quote]

All these generalizations are rubbish. You know what they say when you make assumptions….

I studied biology in college before I changed to chemistry. I also have a graduate degree in engineering. Both schools were UC’s. I put myself through school both times.

Frankly, I find the argument for irreducible complexity at least interesting in many cases, if not compelling.

Oh, and I’m a conservative and while I was raised catholic, I haven’t been to church in 20+ years and consider myself more agnostic than anything else.

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[quote=DWCAP][quote=Dukehorn]UCGal,
You don’t find folks in the life sciences that will accept intelligent design.[/quote]

Ante that the truth.

[/quote]

All these generalizations are rubbish. You know what they say when you make assumptions….

I studied biology in college before I changed to chemistry. I also have a graduate degree in engineering. Both schools were UC’s. I put myself through school both times.

Frankly, I find the argument for irreducible complexity at least interesting in many cases, if not compelling.

Oh, and I’m a conservative and while I was raised catholic, I haven’t been to church in 20+ years and consider myself more agnostic than anything else.

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[quote=DWCAP][quote=Dukehorn]UCGal,
You don’t find folks in the life sciences that will accept intelligent design.[/quote]

Ante that the truth.

[/quote]

All these generalizations are rubbish. You know what they say when you make assumptions….

I studied biology in college before I changed to chemistry. I also have a graduate degree in engineering. Both schools were UC’s. I put myself through school both times.

Frankly, I find the argument for irreducible complexity at least interesting in many cases, if not compelling.

Oh, and I’m a conservative and while I was raised catholic, I haven’t been to church in 20+ years and consider myself more agnostic than anything else.

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[quote=BKinLA][quote=meadandale]Oh, and the idiots voted to permanently take away our right to enjoy a beer in a city park or at the beach. Nice.[/quote]

Hmmm….kinda like the idiots that voted to permanently take away our right to marry the person we love?

Or is the “right to beer in public” somehow a more fundamental human right?

Karma is a bitch.

[/quote]

There is no law against civil unions in California between members of any sex and you still enjoy the same legal rights as ‘married’ folk.

I OTOH, cannot enjoy a beer at the beach no matter how you spin it.

And, don’t worry, as usual, the california courts will overturn the prop that just passed like they always do when it comes to gay marriage and illegal immigration. Par for the course.

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[quote=BKinLA][quote=meadandale]Oh, and the idiots voted to permanently take away our right to enjoy a beer in a city park or at the beach. Nice.[/quote]

Hmmm….kinda like the idiots that voted to permanently take away our right to marry the person we love?

Or is the “right to beer in public” somehow a more fundamental human right?

Karma is a bitch.

[/quote]

There is no law against civil unions in California between members of any sex and you still enjoy the same legal rights as ‘married’ folk.

I OTOH, cannot enjoy a beer at the beach no matter how you spin it.

And, don’t worry, as usual, the california courts will overturn the prop that just passed like they always do when it comes to gay marriage and illegal immigration. Par for the course.

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[quote=BKinLA][quote=meadandale]Oh, and the idiots voted to permanently take away our right to enjoy a beer in a city park or at the beach. Nice.[/quote]

Hmmm….kinda like the idiots that voted to permanently take away our right to marry the person we love?

Or is the “right to beer in public” somehow a more fundamental human right?

Karma is a bitch.

[/quote]

There is no law against civil unions in California between members of any sex and you still enjoy the same legal rights as ‘married’ folk.

I OTOH, cannot enjoy a beer at the beach no matter how you spin it.

And, don’t worry, as usual, the california courts will overturn the prop that just passed like they always do when it comes to gay marriage and illegal immigration. Par for the course.

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[quote=BKinLA][quote=meadandale]Oh, and the idiots voted to permanently take away our right to enjoy a beer in a city park or at the beach. Nice.[/quote]

Hmmm….kinda like the idiots that voted to permanently take away our right to marry the person we love?

Or is the “right to beer in public” somehow a more fundamental human right?

Karma is a bitch.

[/quote]

There is no law against civil unions in California between members of any sex and you still enjoy the same legal rights as ‘married’ folk.

I OTOH, cannot enjoy a beer at the beach no matter how you spin it.

And, don’t worry, as usual, the california courts will overturn the prop that just passed like they always do when it comes to gay marriage and illegal immigration. Par for the course.

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[quote=BKinLA][quote=meadandale]Oh, and the idiots voted to permanently take away our right to enjoy a beer in a city park or at the beach. Nice.[/quote]

Hmmm….kinda like the idiots that voted to permanently take away our right to marry the person we love?

Or is the “right to beer in public” somehow a more fundamental human right?

Karma is a bitch.

[/quote]

There is no law against civil unions in California between members of any sex and you still enjoy the same legal rights as ‘married’ folk.

I OTOH, cannot enjoy a beer at the beach no matter how you spin it.

And, don’t worry, as usual, the california courts will overturn the prop that just passed like they always do when it comes to gay marriage and illegal immigration. Par for the course.

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“But the bond measure says it won’t cause our taxes to increase!”

Every year when we have these stupid bond measures that spend billions and billions of dollars, the sheeple in CA always vote for them because they are too stupid to realize that SOMEONE has to pay the money back–that someone is all of us.

We also voted for almost all of the school bond measures in the county. More free money I guess. Can’t wait to get my next property tax bill.

Oh, and the idiots voted to permanently take away our right to enjoy a beer in a city park or at the beach. Nice.

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“But the bond measure says it won’t cause our taxes to increase!”

Every year when we have these stupid bond measures that spend billions and billions of dollars, the sheeple in CA always vote for them because they are too stupid to realize that SOMEONE has to pay the money back–that someone is all of us.

We also voted for almost all of the school bond measures in the county. More free money I guess. Can’t wait to get my next property tax bill.

Oh, and the idiots voted to permanently take away our right to enjoy a beer in a city park or at the beach. Nice.

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“But the bond measure says it won’t cause our taxes to increase!”

Every year when we have these stupid bond measures that spend billions and billions of dollars, the sheeple in CA always vote for them because they are too stupid to realize that SOMEONE has to pay the money back–that someone is all of us.

We also voted for almost all of the school bond measures in the county. More free money I guess. Can’t wait to get my next property tax bill.

Oh, and the idiots voted to permanently take away our right to enjoy a beer in a city park or at the beach. Nice.

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“But the bond measure says it won’t cause our taxes to increase!”

Every year when we have these stupid bond measures that spend billions and billions of dollars, the sheeple in CA always vote for them because they are too stupid to realize that SOMEONE has to pay the money back–that someone is all of us.

We also voted for almost all of the school bond measures in the county. More free money I guess. Can’t wait to get my next property tax bill.

Oh, and the idiots voted to permanently take away our right to enjoy a beer in a city park or at the beach. Nice.

[meadandale]

“But the bond measure says it won’t cause our taxes to increase!”

Every year when we have these stupid bond measures that spend billions and billions of dollars, the sheeple in CA always vote for them because they are too stupid to realize that SOMEONE has to pay the money back–that someone is all of us.

We also voted for almost all of the school bond measures in the county. More free money I guess. Can’t wait to get my next property tax bill.

Oh, and the idiots voted to permanently take away our right to enjoy a beer in a city park or at the beach. Nice.

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[quote=TheBreeze]It looks like we’ve got a buy the rumour, sell the news situation. The DOW went from 8,000 to 9,500 on the prospects of an Obama victory, but now that it’s actually happened, the cold, hard reality that phony, crony capitalism led by Bush still exists is setting in.

The market will likely sell-off today as market participants realize that we still have one of the dumbest people alive in charge. As inauguration day gets closer, I expect the market to start picking it up again.

ALL HAIL, OBAMA![/quote]

You truly are a moron.

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