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88. climate change didn’t kill the dinosaurs, so human beings should be just fine

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In Kentucky, where coal is king, public gross stupidity on climate change can be bipartisan

http://wfpl.org/post/kentucky-lawmakers-attack-climate-change-science-discussion-carbon-regulations
Kentucky Lawmakers Attack Climate Change Science In Discussion on Carbon Regulations, The News For Louisville, WFPL News, 89.3 FM
(an NPR affiliate)

...State Rep. Kevin Sinnette, a [font color=blue]Democrat[/font] from Ashland, said climate change didn’t kill the dinosaurs, so human beings should be just fine.

“The dinosaurs died, and we don’t know why, but the world adjusted. And to say that this is what’s going to cause detriment to people, I just don’t think it’s out there," Sinnette said.

This was said at the very same hearing that Sen Brandon Smith (R) made his idiotic Mars temperature comment.

Even though Rep. Sinnette attempted to pander to the coal companies, I think he made one enormous fatal flaw to his career -- his statements indicate he doesn't believe that dinosaurs and humans existed at the same time together a few thousand years ago like the Good Book teaches us. (Remember that Kentucky creation museum depicting humans riding dinosaurs?) He makes it sound like dinosaurs died in a distant past era, indicating his heretical belief that the Bible is not the inerrant word of Almighty God.