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Trust me, I have no fear of debate, and heated ones at that. I've been grilled by attorneys, judges, the public and politicians, but they never poked fun of, or ridiculed me in the process. Well, maybe some defense attorneys.:haha: |
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If I was rude or crass, I would expect to get back what I dished out. |
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Why else would it be deemed "worthy of discussion" to post a personal opinion by someone from some outside source that probably none of us know or have even met? Of course, that one person then is treated as if they somehow speak for every person who believes in creationism, since all creationists should have rocks dropped onto their head until they are dead. Seriously people - put it this way: If the Subsim forum was your creation, your baby - would you want someone new coming in and the start of this thread being the first representation of the forums they see? If that was the case - what message would most people take from it about this place we all enjoy? Quote:
Is that a message you want to promote for this site? Its not one I think that represents this site well. Think about that the next time you decide its ok to blast others for a personal belief. I will quote Sailor Steve, because he nailed why this was such a waste and really bad representation of what this site and forum are supposed to be about.... Quote:
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There is one response that strikes me as coloured by passion, and that is by someone agreeing with you(though they havn't even seen the movie). |
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http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=203495 So it is now undeniably true:yeah: |
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It's not like the OP drove to Mastropaolo's house, took a picture of the man and posted it here with the headline "Look at that moron!"
This guy went to the public to talk about his ideas, so it is legitimate to discuss those in public, be it approval, disproval and everything in between. Yes: Mockery is also freedom of speech. Instead of complaining how people paint a group with a wide brush (never happened in GT before :doh:), the Creationist folks could just have posted some links which show Mastropaolo does not belong to this group and how the real Creationists tick. (Btw: who is the authority to decide who belongs into this group?) When I see someone claiming dinosaurs and the homo sapiens co-existed, I label them Creationist, I'm not terribly interested in the fine nuances, it's all the same belief to me. Same if someone rants about genetic inferiority of races, I'm not particular interested if they call themselves (skin color) power, segregationists, dawinists, etc. It's fair to lump them all together, when their core belief is the same and absurd, read: everything pointing in the direction that it is wrong. And a statement like this: Quote:
Again: who in Allah's name is the authority to decide who is qualified to discuss faith?. Freedom of belief much? :88) Is someone not a Christian who can't cite more than 20 Bible verses? Should us here on this board refrain from discussing tactics in SH3, because none of us is actually a Kaleun? :06: |
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The only people who would be actually offended are those that share the views being expressed, so if they want to try and defend those views go ahead. I think the real problem some have towards the issue is the complete ease with which creationism can be taken apart using only the "evidence" they use to support their position. That ease is what makes them so passionate about "attacks" on their views and so eager to go into outrage mode. |
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I also never inhaled or had sex with this woman. :O: (*) unrelated grammar question: would it be "reality" or "the reality" in this sentence? :hmmm: |
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For some weird reasons, Germans love dog proverbs, my favorite being "This makes the dog in the frying pan become mad!" - in plain English it's just: "Gosh!" :D |
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in conclusion there is an uncountable number of realities :haha: |
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Guys that peddle this kind of belief and call it "science" are dangerous. It goes farther than handwringing and saying "ohh, this poor guy is having his personal belief mocked."
American students consistently lag behind those from other countries in science and math. We don't need the willfully ignorant like this guy pushing their agenda into American classrooms. Creationism has no place in a science class. |
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