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So climate change joins the lengthy list of “notions” and issues you don’t understand…
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My science is stronger than your god.
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It’s a terrible world where the scientifically illiterate make policies that affect technology and our futures.
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Rubio went on to say, “I also do not believe claims by some in the scientific community that pregnancy is caused by intercourse. Humans have nothing to do with this unfathomable phenomenon.”
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If global warming is real than how come it get cold at night???
Scientitists are LIARS!!!
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It’s not about whether you “believe in” climate disruption the way you do or don’t believe in the tooth fairy. It’s about whether you think science works. If you do, then you either need to agree with the 9 in 10 climate scientists who state that human activity is disrupting climate patterns or present reasons why you find fault with the data or the interpretation of it. Unanswered questions or a simple refusal to “believe” doesn’t float the boat.
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Anyone can drum up a god and believe in it, and no one will even bother to argue. But if one wants to rail against the truths of science, one will first need to have even a rudimentary understanding of scientific method. And the moment one does, imaginary gods begin to become less and less important.
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Oh, Senator… I got yer “notion” right here: President Rubio. And I don’t agree with it.
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You AIN’T going to be our President, you F-bomb idiot.
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Rubio continues in a long line of republican history of not being intelligent enough to recognize what’s going on.
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He knows damned well what’s going on. His stupidity is not that he actually disbelieves science–it’s that he believes this Koch-worshipping know-nothing performance is going to get him the nomination. THAT’s how you know he’s stupid!
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And this is why Rubio went into politics, rather than science … he can claim his own misperceptions as being far more equal than, oh say, facts. What a massive ego.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson: Science is true whether or not you believe in it.
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I don’t agree with the notion that some are putting out there that Marco Rubio believes in anything that doesn’t give him a political advantage.
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I dont agree with the “notion” that Marco Rubio is an actual live, thinking, rational, functioning human. Obviously I must be right. What an idiot he is.
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Indeed. If it isn’t human causation, is it divine, then? And if it is divine, why is the Supreme Deity targeting your state for sea rise and flooding? And the GOP dominated South with alternate drought and excessive rain, and peculiar freezes?
I know, I know “He” also got the Northeast with Sandy etc., but that was just to prove “He” was 'fair and balanced."
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and he is desperately disclaiming a “notion” in the hopes that the right wing of his party will suddenly like him again - good luck with that.
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" "Our climate is always changing. And what they have chosen to do is take a handful of decades of research and say that this is now evidence of a longer-term trend that’s directly and almost solely attributable to manmade activity…
So, what is “a handful of decades of research”? 30 years? 40? 50? Does this putz even understand how climate research is conducted?
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Ignorant little Gusano dumbass.
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