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In reply to the discussion: To put the Mars landing in perspective... [View all]magic59
(429 posts)53. Can you ol great one?
I know you are drunk on NASA kool aid but they have been bilking the American tax payer for decades. Its just more corporate welfare.
For those who want to play space cowboy I suggest you do it on your own dime and leave us earth bound taxpayers out of it.
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Republicans Detest Facts, Science and Knowledge. They Love War. They Paid For Their Blood Lust
cantbeserious
Aug 2012
#4
I don't wanna talk to a scientist, y'all muther fuckas lyin' and gettin me pissed.
progressoid
Aug 2012
#12
Because nothing pays like war. Helps Wall St, creates jobs and gives some people pride.
raouldukelives
Aug 2012
#17
I don't think republicans should be allowed to celebrate Curiosity's successful delivery to Mars
aka-chmeee
Aug 2012
#44
Thanks, my spelling has always been atrocious, even though my prose is fairly good. nt
Locut0s
Aug 2012
#48
Squandered. That's the word I think of when I think of the Bush administration.
CrispyQ
Aug 2012
#24
Yes. Most of the $2581 per US citizen remaining should have been invested in that, instead of
Amonester
Aug 2012
#28
Can you tell us what NASA's budget is, or how many people it employs, without using Google? (nt)
Posteritatis
Aug 2012
#41
Yes, actually, I can. If you think NASA's budget's the problem you need a few clues. (nt)
Posteritatis
Aug 2012
#56
Wiki says Iraq is more like $6,300 per citizen. I'll take space exploration, instead, Alex.
DirkGently
Aug 2012
#51