killemsoftly
Well-Known Member
I like the Roosevelt quote paddy. Eleanor was a wise woman from the sounds of it.
That's kinda fudging the numbers a little.
laughed at, out loud
That means absolutely nothing to me.
You do realize the picture I posted of "myself" was stolen from facebook? I used it as troll bait. Even after admitting the truth, it still seems to be working. Just goes to show how retarded you really are. The jokes on you, sucker.
That's kinda fudging the numbers a little.
Why can't you just accept what the actual consensus is: No position (dataset too small).
Beef, You still muttering over here?I merely said it did not arrive at Neptune, It went by.
There are no arguments until you show up and jack it into conflict or something.
AID Always Itching for Debate.![]()
If you weren't, you simply wouldn't respond.. I mean, what's the point of replying to someone if only to "piss people off" as you say?
You're looking for the reaction to respond to, just like any troll on the internet
What you get out of that is nothing short of narcissistic. It adds to your ego.
From my experience in life, I've found that the less ego a person has, the better a person they are, usually in every aspect of their character; humble, welcoming, honest, reliable, passionate, etc. The people that attempt to fuel their ego, especially off the backbones of others, are worthless. They're not even worth consideration
"Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people." -Eleanor Roosevelt
said the boy who cried wolf..
Geeze, I'm on the MMGW team and this little cartoon grosses me out. How do you expect to convince people with dishonesty?
The cartoon implies that everyone under consensus is working for a pittance funded by community organizers and eco-groups.... Add the governments expenditures and the picture looks quite different. We've spent over 70B through taxation just in this country alone, i have no idea how much it is when added to other governments spending. It dwarfs what the oil companies are spending.
We can win this debate with honesty and overwhelming data, when we argue from ignorance and deceit like in the cartoon, it adds fuel to the denier camp, and rightly so.
How is this relevant? How does misleading and dishonesty help a scientific debate?so? ted cruz spent 29 billion while reciting "green eggs and ham"