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So the only way to move forward is to constantly be reminded by the past ?
fonewear said: » So Henry Ford support the Nazis but he created one of the last great American automobile companies. I think that is a fair trade off. As I said above. It is what it is. I'm just saying let's remember the past for the good and the bad and learn from it. fonewear said: » So the only way to move forward is to constantly be reminded by the past ? Not saying constantly remind people of it. I'm saying the "back when we were the good guys" schtick is quite guilty of some serious selective memory. Offline
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I think the good Ford did outweighs any bad. But that is just me.
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Ramyrez said: » fonewear said: » So Henry Ford support the Nazis but he created one of the last great American automobile companies. I think that is a fair trade off. As I said above. It is what it is. I'm just saying let's remember the past for the good and the bad and learn from it. fonewear said: » So the only way to move forward is to constantly be reminded by the past ? Not saying constantly remind people of it. I'm saying the "back when we were the good guys" schtick is quite guilty of some serious selective memory. To quote the Simpsons "Everything looks bad when if you remember it" fonewear said: » I think the good Ford did outweighs any bad. But that is just me. You're trying to make him a good guy or a bad guy. I'm not saying he's either. I'm saying looking at the whole picture and learn from it. Offline
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Learn from the past. Sounds like advice for Hillary. Or any politician for that matter.
fonewear said: » Learn from the past. Sounds like advice for Hillary. Or any politician for that matter. Well yeah. Chances of most of them doing that are likely null, however. Garuda.Chanti said: » I was raised in the shadow of WWII. America was the good guys. I don't think anyone in hiroshima, dresden, tokyo, berlin, nagasaki, etc. would agree with that sentiment. we used to say we were the good guys and you used to be gullible enough to believe it. Offline
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Since when does America care what any other country thinks though ? I don't think we should apologize for bombing the hell out of Japan. *** em !
If we bomb the Middle East long enough they will finally give in to us. With Obama's Iran deal they will have a nuclear weapon in about five years. Cerberus.Pleebo said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » No they haven't. No one has produced an accurate climate model in the past thirty years. Put up or shut up. Quote: When the phase of natural variability is taken into account, the model 15-year warming trends in CMIP5 projections well estimate the observed trends for all 15-year periods over the past half-century. More info for you to ignore after you're done dismissing the above information. The first link attempts to establish credibility for future modeling based on "correcting" the errors of the past. Nothing more than "trust us in our NEW predictions". At least that's what I get from the abstract I'm not going to pay 32 bucks for such a document. I hope (I pray actually) you don't/didn't spend that kind of money on this cultish nonsense. Your second article, is an attempt to use modeling to explain previous warming trends (written in 2007, cataloging trends from 1880-2003) so basically another attempt to establish credibility going forward. Your third article is more of the same, 'this is why climate models going forward (written in 2007) are trustworthy'. There's not one graph projecting temps beyond the year the article was written. ------- So, here's the level of debate global warming has come to. I requested a previous model that was accurate in it predictions of justifiable alarmism in an attempt to address my skepticism. You don't provide any, but instead provide articles preaching how models are 'super sciency' and just should not be subject to my skepticism. Way to flunk out of Jedi school! Atta boy! Ragnarok.Nausi said: » I hope (I pray actually) you don't/didn't spend that kind of money on this cultish nonsense. Contradictions ahoy. (Not saying don't pray; just saying the difference between "cult" and "religion" is merely public opinion) Jetackuu said: » I'm aware of Ford, but the last I checked his son and grandson weren't Presidents. Yeah but the Bushes are still relevant for being in bed with bad guys to this day in their private business. Ford seemed a better example of leaving the bad in the past. Can we talk about planned parenthood selling and profiting from aborted baby organs and limbs?
Is it time to cut all government funding to them yet? I think so. Libs will of course brush this off but if I were to replace aborted babies with death row inmates, then I'm guessing we'd have a HUGE issue. Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Can we talk about planned parenthood selling and profiting from aborted baby parts? Is it time to cut all government funding to them yet? I think so. Sorry, didn't realize that's all you were getting at with the post.
Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Can we talk about planned parenthood selling and profiting from aborted baby parts? Is it time to cut all government funding to them yet? I think so. What's the problem with using dead tissue for further scientific or medical purposes, or getting money back to further benefit the program? Stop thinking with feels. Ramyrez said: » just saying the difference between "cult" and "religion" is merely public opinion A cult is a small, unpopular religion. A religion is a large, popular cult. (I'm not unreligious, but I'm self aware about what it is, at least) Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Libs will of course brush this off but if I were to replace aborted babies with death row inmates, then I'm guessing we'd have a HUGE issue. While there is a difference that may upset some people, I would also be fine with executed individuals tissue being used for medical experiments. If we would go back to a non-chemical method of execution, they could even be used as organ donors. In fact, I whole-heartedly support this notion. It's a great idea. Good on you. Drama Torama said: » Ramyrez said: » just saying the difference between "cult" and "religion" is merely public opinion A cult is a small, unpopular religion. A religion is a large, popular cult. (I'm not unreligious, but I'm self aware about what it is, at least) Not too familiar with either of those as common definitions, but hey. Let's not devolve into that. Jetackuu said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Can we talk about planned parenthood selling and profiting from aborted baby parts? Is it time to cut all government funding to them yet? I think so. Ramyrez said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Can we talk about planned parenthood selling and profiting from aborted baby parts? Is it time to cut all government funding to them yet? I think so. What's the problem with using dead tissue for further scientific or medical purposes, or getting money back to further benefit the program? Stop thinking with feels. Are we aware that selling human tissue is illegal? Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Libs will of course brush this off but if I were to replace aborted babies with death row inmates, then I'm guessing we'd have a HUGE issue. Yes, as even death row inmates have rights, aborted fetuses do not. Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Jetackuu said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Can we talk about planned parenthood selling and profiting from aborted baby parts? Is it time to cut all government funding to them yet? I think so. Are you aware that selling human tissue is illegal? So is having premarital sex in Virginia, really don't care. Also I believe you mean organs, as there's nothing illegal about selling the tissue. edit: actually even fetal organs aren't illegal for research purposes, so definitely don't care. Caitsith.Shiroi said: » Can't force them to become donors, but I've been wondering in the US is everyone an organ donor by default? I like that system way better than the canadian one where we need to sign our health card, not nearly enough people sign it. The exact rules vary by state, but I don't know of any where it's opt-out instead of opt-in. Jetackuu said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Jetackuu said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Can we talk about planned parenthood selling and profiting from aborted baby parts? Is it time to cut all government funding to them yet? I think so. Are you aware that selling human tissue is illegal? So is having premarital sex in Virginia, really don't care. Also I believe you mean organs, as there's nothing illegal about selling the tissue. No, donating human fetal tissue is perfectly fine, selling it is not. Federal law prohibits the sale of body parts of aborted babies. In fact, the sale or purchase of human fetal tissue a federal felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $500,000 Caitsith.Shiroi said: » Can't force them to become donors, but I've been wondering in the US is everyone an organ donor by default? I like that system way better than the canadian one where we need to sign our health card, not nearly enough people sign it. Sadly, no. There are too many cult protections in place, you need to opt-in, one way or another. Most frequently it's with your driver's license/government ID registration. Caitsith.Shiroi said: » Ramyrez said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Libs will of course brush this off but if I were to replace aborted babies with death row inmates, then I'm guessing we'd have a HUGE issue. While there is a difference that may upset some people, I would also be fine with executed individuals tissue being used for medical experiments. If we would go back to a non-chemical method of execution, they could even be used as organ donors. In fact, I whole-heartedly support this notion. It's a great idea. Good on you. Can't force them to become donors, but I've been wondering in the US is everyone an organ donor by default? I like that system way better than the canadian one where we need to sign our health card, not nearly enough people sign it. I don't think that's a good idea. If other people can't be bothered with it, that's their right. I don't think the state should automatically have the ability to harvest their bodies unless they contest. I'm old fashion in that regard. Nobody is getting my organs. I'm taking them to grave with me. Don't need any organ hungry doctor waiting to snatch up my organs. If I thought humanity deserved them I would, but as it stands, nope.
Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Jetackuu said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Jetackuu said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Can we talk about planned parenthood selling and profiting from aborted baby parts? Is it time to cut all government funding to them yet? I think so. Are you aware that selling human tissue is illegal? So is having premarital sex in Virginia, really don't care. Also I believe you mean organs, as there's nothing illegal about selling the tissue. No, donating human fetal tissue is perfectly fine, selling it is not. Then cite the law that says you can't sell it for research purposes. |
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