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Shankapotomus

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39. hmm...

Reply to IDemo (Original post)

Mon Dec 30, 2013, 05:45 PM

Dec 2013

Perhaps if we tell republicans what our stance is on witches they'll start lighting each other on fire?

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Republicans growing more skeptical about evolution [View all] IDemo Dec 2013 OP

They've been looking at themselves in their mirrors for too long MrScorpio Dec 2013 #1

Rex looking at Republicans, growing more skeptical about their evolution. Rex Dec 2013 #2

as long as they don't breed I don't care snooper2 Dec 2013 #3

When your party goes from Lincoln to Palin I could see why. JaneyVee Dec 2013 #4

"What we are really into is, um, a, devolution. Ummmm. D'oh." - Republicons (R) Berlum Dec 2013 #5

Evolution?????? mstinamotorcity2 Dec 2013 #6

There's this weird pride gollygee Dec 2013 #7

I don't know if this reflects changing personal views... AZCat Dec 2013 #8

I think you right, the crazy/stupid factor is getting concentrated more and more Katashi_itto Dec 2013 #10

It's kind of worrisome. AZCat Dec 2013 #17

The water in the Koolaid is evaporating. Gidney N Cloyd Dec 2013 #11

I was going to post something like this myself. longship Dec 2013 #23

I think some of it is inertia. AZCat Dec 2013 #24

Well, I think they're losing the moderates. longship Dec 2013 #25

Yup, it could be all of the better educated, clearer-headed people... gulliver Dec 2013 #45

I think the headline should COLGATE4 Dec 2013 #9

Oniony, I like it.. IDemo Dec 2013 #15

Perfect!!! 3catwoman3 Dec 2013 #28

They are growing increasingly sceptical about and averse to science. Shrike47 Dec 2013 #12

They think of Science as being a field of compromise, Ilsa Dec 2013 #38

Invest heavily in Velcro DisgustipatedinCA Dec 2013 #13

To be fair, the process does appear to have failed them miserably. Jester Messiah Dec 2013 #14

I just have to look, or think about THEM to grow more skeptical about evolution too JCMach1 Dec 2013 #16

To me its like an adult saying they believe in Santa Claus. Pathetically funny. ErikJ Dec 2013 #18

Wait a minute. Whoa, back up, what are you trying to say..? IDemo Dec 2013 #19

Good point. I meant believing in CREATIONISM (and/ or not evolution) is like believing in Santa. ErikJ Dec 2013 #20

One in three Americans doesn't believe in evolution, according to new survey results from the PRC lunasun Dec 2013 #21

From Chuck Norris to Kirk Cameron, Famous �Christians� Say STUPID Things (Videos) napkinz Dec 2013 #22

partially a result of Brainstormy Dec 2013 #26

That's 'cause Republicans are fucking idiots...nt SidDithers Dec 2013 #27

wow. evidence continues to validate evolution RainDog Dec 2013 #29

I'm part of the 1/3 democrats that is very skeptical of evolution. egduj Dec 2013 #30

bwahahahahahaaa comedy gold. spanone Dec 2013 #32

Hahaha... SidDithers Dec 2013 #33

Way to ignore science and call Darwin a racist in the same post. Vashta Nerada Dec 2013 #35

Unobservable? NoOneMan Dec 2013 #36

This sounds like something you heard from a religious speaker RainDog Dec 2013 #40

that's because most republicans haven't quite evolved spanone Dec 2013 #31

They can be skeptical all they want, but the truth doesn't go away because you don't believe in it. Vashta Nerada Dec 2013 #34

Considering that evolution is a matter of science.. ananda Dec 2013 #37

hmm... Shankapotomus Dec 2013 #39

As long as evolution is put forth as something to "believe" in, as opposed to scientific fact, TwilightGardener Dec 2013 #41

Well, I'm not surprised. I've often found it is necessary to have a real life experience Zorra Dec 2013 #42

wow Liberal_in_LA Dec 2013 #43

A bit of good news - Understanding of evolution increases with decreasing age muriel_volestrangler Dec 2013 #44