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In reply to the discussion: Is it proper for a "scientist" to be seen with an advocacy group [View all]DanTex
(20,709 posts)8. Except gun control is not an "industry". There's no profit motive.
This is exactly the same as the global warming denialists, who try to claim that global warming is all some ivory tower conspiracy for research grants. I guess, when the bulk of the scientific evidence goes against you, denialism is the only play you have left.
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LOL. I guess this is what passes for backing your statements with proof in pro-gunner land...
DanTex
May 2012
#27
And I assume you're equally opposed to scientists working with the American Cancer Society...
DanTex
May 2012
#3
And it continues... No substance. Joyce! Something you made up! Kleck is your hero!
DanTex
May 2012
#20
I noticed that you did not refute what he said, but chose to play the "right-winger" card
friendly_iconoclast
May 2012
#40
I don't see a problem with an interest group in a particular area honoring a researcher
petronius
May 2012
#28
That's certainly the risk an academic takes in this situation - but a free dinner
petronius
May 2012
#33