Out of the Blue [Mar 14, 2006, 10:55 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
I figured out what was wrong with my mail last night and everything is working
now... There seems to be an odd gap in my inbox from the middle of the night,
though, so either some messages got delayed or bounced along the way.
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When I see the pundits on both sides arguing and debating over what should be taught in schools and the like, I don't see people searching for truth. I see people searching for power.
What a great observation! Thanks, VoodooV. THAT'S why no one can compromise, much less agree anymore on any of the many polarizing arguments out there. Abortion, homosexuality, Religion in the Public Sector, Irag - no one gives a shit about the truth anymore, only about winning the fucking argument. No wonder "debate" in this country has turned into a disingenous recitation of talking points and scorched-earth tactics.
Pretty civil discussion in THIS thread, though, on the perennial tricky subject of religion vs science - yay gamers. Maybe that's 'cuz gamers get their winnin' & power in the games.
What a great observation! Thanks, VoodooV. THAT'S why no one can compromise, much less agree anymore on any of the many polarizing arguments out there. Abortion, homosexuality, Religion in the Public Sector, Irag - no one gives a shit about the truth anymore, only about winning the fucking argument. No wonder "debate" in this country has turned into a disingenous recitation of talking points and scorched-earth tactics.
Pretty civil discussion in THIS thread, though, on the perennial tricky subject of religion vs science - yay gamers. Maybe that's 'cuz gamers get their winnin' & power in the games.
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