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    • cleary a healthy manAQUTE
    • FloorDautopian
    • fuck him. ruining the gene pool with his moronic brain.inteliboy
    • Is it simply that many flyover state Americans have zero idea what's going on in the rest of the world? Is the news THAT bad there?Nairn
    • Or do these people have the opportunity but stick to shit local news? I can't get my head around the 'American gov't conspiracy' when the entireNairn
    • ...rest of the world is clearly dealing with the same situation.Nairn
    • It's scary. The media used to blame "Russian propaganda", but seems like people actually want to feed themselves fake news and ridiculous conspiracies.yuekit
    • I'm starting to think that if and when a vaccine is finally available, a lot of people will refuse to take because they think BillGates is trying toyuekit
    • give them autism or something.yuekit
    • For some reason, conservative Christians people have embraced their poor educations and have decided to blanket reject all science viewpointsmonospaced
    • If an educated, liberal expert tells anyone to do something, it is now questioned or considered the exact opposite of truth by conservative Christians.monospaced
    • Same reason they are anti education, anti higher education, and anti skilled work and anti anything that resembles progress.monospaced
    • ALL of the antivaxers I know are liberal, new-age types. I’ve yet to meet a conservative oneGnash
    • All of those antivax lobby groups are far from maga types, the opposite actuallyGnash
    • Homeopathy, the pinnacle of stupidity, is ALL lefty, middle class, educated, liberalsGnash
    • The maga’s are all about the gov’t ‘forcing’ them to do anything. Not about the science. Throw the conspiracy nuts in there tooGnash
    • The maga’s would protest breathing if the gov’t made forcing everyone to breathe a lawGnash
    • The are equally as many moron liberals than there are conservativesGnash
    • sure, you've got a point on the anti-vaxxer idiocy!monospaced
    • But, I still think the maga stuff is still rooted in anti-science as much as, or more than, perceived rights infringement.monospaced
    • Take THIS case as an example. He was anti-science, thought it wasn't real, and turned to God to help him.monospaced
    • Actually, he thought it was a conspiracy that deep-state scientists participated in. It wasn’t about the science, or lack thereofGnash
    • The kooky maga’s all think that the scientists are ‘in’ on it. They’re not antiscience, per se. They just don’t think they are telling the truth.Gnash
    • A subtle, but important distinctionGnash
    • I have family in Jupiter. It fucking sucks.garbage
    • Headlines from the past month there include a guy murdering his wife because he thought she had covid.garbage
    • And a protest of social distancing where thousands of people got together in their boats to form a "Trumptilla" and sailed to Mar-a-Lago.garbage
    • Complaining about the economy while wasting thousands and thousands of gallons of gas to support an orange idiot that thinks they're white trash.garbage
    • @mono let me ask you something: do you believe that the future of a civilization it depends on how knowledge is passed on to the next generation?
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    • ad if so. Who do you think play a critical role in this process of conservation?
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    • the ones who demand constant change, or the ones who consciously desire conservatism?
      (ignore that "it" pls :)
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    • yes of course, and the ones who demand change, of course, will play the roles in making change, of coursemonospaced
    • This guy, Gnash. He wrote that he put more faith in god than the science. The science he rejected in favor of anti-science conspiracy theory. And religion.monospaced
    • If you don't think scientists are telling the truth, and think they're all conspiring to hurt them, then you're pretty much textbook anti-science for this.monospaced
    • The same people spreading that idiocy (preachers and nutjobs) are also questioning all climate change science, and other related sciences.monospaced
    • The argument that right-wing american conservative christianity fuels antiscience rhetoric is not a weak theory. It's well established. Sorry.monospaced
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