Happy Earth Day
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I admire the way you don't let your pointless philosophizing be derailed by actually doing something.
NOT dumping your garbage on the ground in the first place is doing something. AND you don't even need a government grant to do it.
Saying that other people not dumping their garbage would be a good thing ain't doing anything. As I said, your dedication to principle is admirable.
Apparently to Cliffy "facts" are anything that he can discover people agree upon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo_Galilei showed that the entire establishment of science was against Galileo Galilei and was interpreting the bible not as an object of religion and a treatment of faith but of scientific fact.
He was ordered to life in prison if he did not recant and according to popular legend, after recanting his theory that the Earth moved around the Sun, Galileo allegedly muttered the rebellious phrase And yet it moves.
Cliffy is ALL for a consensus being the truth.
It is the perfect demonstration that he chose the proper picture for his tag.
I used to do something. And it had NO effect. If I cleaned 3 miles of road of the litter it would look the same 2 days later. If I pulled fallen trees and stones off of mountain roads the cars would drive faster and threaten me on my bicycle even more. I believe now in letting people live in their own trash-filled world. I do not believe that the taxpayer should be forced to pay so that it is more comfortable to pigs.
They should have named this the March for Pseudoscience.. or the March of Fear Mongering.. of the Global Campaign against the Human Pesitilence.. something more appropriate to their cause. It seems a last gasp for AGW crowd.. whose credibility is in tatters.
GMOs... Nuclear Energy.... errrrr, ummmm, ahh
Hey Cliffy.... please tell us again how cannabis oil and tribal medicines can fight leukemia.
hypocrites
Hey Cliffy.... please tell us again how cannabis oil and tribal medicines can fight leukemia.
hypocrites
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You haven't heard about the Indun spaceship? Yeah, we hollowed out a log and loaded 'er up with pemmican and dried berries, stuffed a bunch of sweetgrass in the back end, lit 'er off, and chanted our way to Mars!
Or as we call it, "Little Dry Red Turtle Island Where You Walk Funny But Can Jump Real High."
See you when you get there!