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HuckleB

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4. Oh, FFS.

Reply to hobbit709 (Reply #2)

Tue Dec 15, 2015, 09:47 AM

Dec 2015

First, how do you know they weren't questioned. Secondly, every community has conspiracy theorists. Sometimes you have to just let them be. You're not going to change them.

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Are people really scared of solar panels? Or why questioning and empathy matter. [View all] HuckleB Dec 2015 OP

Damn right, you are. Wilms Dec 2015 #1

And when no one questions the lunatic statements at the meeting? hobbit709 Dec 2015 #2

Oh, FFS. HuckleB Dec 2015 #4

And sometimes you have to tell someone they're full of shit. Otherwise it only encourages them. hobbit709 Dec 2015 #5

And sometimes telling them that only leads to them doubling down. HuckleB Dec 2015 #6

Are you including the local paper report as click bait? hobbit709 Dec 2015 #7

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