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In reply to the discussion: Anything you'd like to know about Fukushima? [View all]NuclearDem
(16,184 posts)144. Oh not this again.
There is science that details as false everything you have claimed.
What exactly would that be? That fission power and nuclear weapons are dangerous to human health, the environment, and life as we know it?
Or are you saying there's evidence that the laundry list of bogus claims I rattled off in the last paragraph are indeed false? Because you would be 100% right about that.
You have not presented any evidence. You can easily post an OP detailing your evidence, but you don't.
I'm not posting anything about fission power or nuclear weapons because as far as issues go, anti-nuclear advocacy is fairly low on the ladder of topics I feel are important to address.
Situationally, as in say, when the START treaty was up for renewal, I absolutely discussed it.
You just are not credible. You say that you believe nukes are bad but every time someone posts how bad nukes are, you set off running around with your hair on fire.
I point out how your attempts to link every ecological disaster to Fukushima are ridiculous, and how bad you're making the rest of the anti-nuclear movement look with claims like that. You are not the paragon of anti-nuclear. In fact, you're doing more to damage the movement than the industry could have ever dreamed to do by making us all look like hysterics who don't have a firm grasp of biology, chemistry, or physics.
All you've managed to accomplish here is unite pro-nuclear and anti-nuclear posters in their annoyance at your claims.
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Well we know the salmon are swimming through it as they swim far lenghts during season.
TheNutcracker
May 2014
#103
Asking and continually insisting that Fukushima is responsible is not the same thing.
hobbit709
May 2014
#22
I was referring to the OP continually blaming Fukushima for the starfish no matter what evidence
hobbit709
May 2014
#26
That was quite possibly one of the least comprehensible posts on Fukushima ever.
NuclearDem
May 2014
#74
Is leprechaun flatulence anywhere near as powerful as hippopotamus flatulence?
hobbit709
May 2014
#100
Here's hoping that you're really the sock-puppet that so many anti-nukes think you are
FBaggins
May 2014
#108
All I can think of when I see rationalwiki is, "Foxnews - fair and balanced news".
Rex
May 2014
#125
How anyone would promote that writer on anything but a RW hate site is beyond me.
zappaman
May 2014
#141
The Environment and Energy group is an excellent place for Fukushima discussions...
SidDithers
May 2014
#27
How will all of that mess affect the pacific nw in the us, and any place else it might wash around?
LWolf
May 2014
#20