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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)36. Finally, something true!
gejohnston, post 29 (False)
kind like falsly claiming that McClatchy News is a gun blog.
gejohnston, post 35 (True!)
You did not say specifically McClatchy is a gun blog,
Anyway, I don't feel like re-arguing about the Mexico thing. My post was correct when I posted it and I have nothing new to add to it.
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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