Except that my side of the story includes a path of corruption and misuses of power unlike anything in our history.
I still mistified how you can call yourself a deeply religious man. Yet you support a group of people who launch personal attacks against any discenting voice that include destroying someone's life.
I also don't think there's any denying they've brought politics into the scientific arena to a level never, ever seen in our history. The level of destruction they've caused in our environment might not be repairable ever.
I would think you as a police officer would be able to put 2 and 2 together when here about the history of neocons and their desire to conquor a country in the middle east. And the launch of the iraqi war, when the evidence is so questionable and has been proven to be of little quality.
>>Well, me being the great decider that I am, I have the right be the decider of what's right and wrong. The final deciding rests in my lap.
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>>The deciding factor is what I believe in tends to have some basis in reality. Not pipe smoke thrown out as some type of political placating.
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>True, there are three sides to every story; yours, mine and what actually happened.
(On an infant's shirt): Already smarter than Bush