Lead Foil Hat wrote:
highhoppingworm wrote:
Interesting. Nobody has ever called me a "liberal partisan hack" before. Most of those who actually know would probably laugh at that comment. This characterization doesn't really match my position on policy, voting history, profession or social circle but you can believe whatever you want I suppose.
I will agree that I tend to believe the narrative coming from the left more than the right at present although I my policy positions are what most would consider central.
1) The right wing has taken a position of anti-science and anti-truth. This isn't really debatable. The second the modern GOP stepped away from things like anthropomorphic global warming and the science behind epidemiology they ceased being my party. Anyone with any basic statistical training would look at the BS that peoples pundit is espousing and immediately write it off.
2) The GOP lost the presidential election. They are scrambling and their mouthpiece is a well-documented liar. You combine these two things and what do you get...? A bunch of poorly orchestrated mistruths supported only by people with something to gain and everything to lose that mainly resonate with a portion of the population without college degrees.
Make sense?
I can guarantee you that the liberal/conservative split among scientists is about 50/50 trending towards more conservatives. Liberalism in recent years has done so much damage to the name of science and scientific progress it is disgusting that you actually think that. You don't know what you are talking about; that is not up for debate.
Congrats, this is the dumbest post I've read all day!
"We're turning the corner on this virus"
"Windmills cause cancer"
And other stupid sh*t the GOP enables Trump to say
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