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The extreme right wing has right to dislike liberalism, but it seems to has been taken to the extent of despising reason.
What is the purpose? What is the rationalization?
Anybody can dispute a postulate based on data, but when the fact of just taking raw data is in itself disputed...that's a another story. Have we un-evolved?
2007-10-13
03:17:33
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Mitchell
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Jimsock, I'm not saying observations aren't subjective. Far from it. But when people start bashing ANYTHING that isn't aligned with their beliefs, they start disregarding nearly all data and call any observation made off such as propaganda.
2007-10-13
03:38:49 ·
update #1
I'm not uptight, though I might seem so. And I don't take facts for granted. I try to prove both sides as hard as I can, and then I pick the better one. Not the best way, but it beats just believing what others say. I just happen to agree with things such as Evolution and and Global warming. Yes I'm biased, but I try to pick the line that isn't.
2007-10-13
04:07:48 ·
update #2