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10. Sorry, I didn't intend to imply that you were excusing them;

Sat Aug 22, 2015, 03:24 PM

Aug 2015

the "bullshit" in question applies to the good folks who should / do know better but use it anyway to deflect (i.e. conservative media).

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Question: Where does the 97% of climate scientists come from? Answer: [View all] skip fox Aug 2015 OP

But not true cynics HassleCat Aug 2015 #1

I agree, somethng like this, or a complex ot such things skip fox Aug 2015 #2

The deniers hook on to very likely mankind yeoman6987 Aug 2015 #7

If their motives really were to board the gravy train truebluegreen Aug 2015 #3

I didn't think I was making an excuse for them, except skip fox Aug 2015 #5

Sorry, I didn't intend to imply that you were excusing them; truebluegreen Aug 2015 #10

No problem. I was just clarifying. skip fox Aug 2015 #13

I know... Wounded Bear Aug 2015 #9

the reason certain people hate science olddots Aug 2015 #4

There are many who hate science because hifiguy Aug 2015 #6

What's curious is how they hate it selectively, skip fox Aug 2015 #8

K&R Tobin S. Aug 2015 #11

Personally I think the race to toast, or skip fox Aug 2015 #12