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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 88: Nobody knew trade deals could be so complicated
Nelson_Mandela 04/29/17 4:09:15 PM #176:	Kenri posted... Nelson_Mandela posted... I bring it up because he's not just some Breitbart schmuck... the dude is a highly respected writer So? What relevance does that give him here? Writing's a great field but it doesn't inherently give you a valuable perspective to share on every matter. Nelson_Mandela posted... His point is mostly that accepting scientific hypothoses as gospel has led to mass ignorance in the past, then the Left goes and immediately proves his point for him Okay, so why did he pick climate change in particular, and not one of any thousands of other issues on which there is widespread acceptance of the scientific hypothesis? you're focusing on the wrong part, buddy --- Free SephG <cite>Nelson_Mandela posted [p:878151571] in Politics C... [t:75282365]...</cite> <quote><cite>Kenri posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Nelson_Mandela posted...</cite> <quote>I bring it up because he's not just some Breitbart schmuck... the dude is a highly respected writer</quote> So? What relevance does that give him here? Writing's a great field but it doesn't inherently give you a valuable perspective to share on every matter. <cite>Nelson_Mandela posted...</cite> <quote>His point is mostly that accepting scientific hypothoses as gospel has led to mass ignorance in the past, then the Left goes and immediately proves his point for him</quote> Okay, so why did he pick climate change in particular, and not one of any thousands of other issues on which there is widespread acceptance of the scientific hypothesis?</quote> you're focusing on the wrong part, buddy --- Free SephG</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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