True skeptics are 'conspiracy theorists'

[pandamonk]

It's like shouting at your car when it doesn't start.

A car that thinks it is right, and only it.

DJJ would benefit from reading Pope Benedict's comments on evolution and creationism.

I doubt it. He hates churches etc. He includes them along with governments as people we shouldn't trust.

 

[Paulhoff]

I doubt it. He hates churches etc. He includes them along with governments as people we shouldn't trust.

As DJJ has shown that he doesn't understand that a "True Skeptic" looks at everything on case by case study and doesn't lump everything together in one group without first questioning each one separately. He is only prejudice and anything but a true skeptic.

Paul

 

[Davidjayjordan]

It appears that we are all sticking to a 'party line' because we all work on the same facts. We don't have thousands of different organizations with different theories ranging from explosives to UFO's to beam weapons from outer space.

We're unified by facts and evidence. Not by agendas and bad science.

Nah..Doc, anti-conspiracy theorists are united by their lack of courage and seeing others also lack it, they find encouragement and a sense of belonging under the guise of being intellectual. It feeds their ego, and places like this give them identity and purpose. They can NOT deviate away from loving their governments and leaders and fellow false skeptics as then they would lose thier reason for being, and so stick to the nothingness theories that nobody is tricky and nobody deceives anybody, and that no conspiracies exist.

Poor deluded false skeptics...Doc. haven;t you diagnosed this many times before. Doc, take off your rose colored glasses.

 

[Paulhoff]

They can NOT deviate away from loving their governments and leaders

Just try and find someone here that likes, let alone loves, Bush......

Paul



You can do something about it, but you most likely don't vote and or will not run for office, moving to Europe would be another choice for you, how about Japan and the Far East, yea, there's the ticket.................

 

[beachnut]

Nah..Doc, anti-conspiracy theorists are united by their lack of courage and seeing others also lack it, they find encouragement and a sense of belonging under the guise of being intellectual. It feeds their ego, and places like this give them identity and purpose. They can NOT deviate away from loving their governments and leaders and fellow false skeptics as then they would lose thier reason for being, and so stick to the nothingness theories that nobody is tricky and nobody deceives anybody, and that no conspiracies exist.

Poor deluded false skeptics...Doc. haven;t you diagnosed this many times before. Doc, take off your rose colored glasses.

What are you talking about? These ideas you present are based on what?

You lack the courage to say what you really mean. You have zero facts and zero credible ideas on the faulty thread subjects you post.

Do you have some facts about 9/11? You must be upset that most JREF posters are able to think clearly and not be blinded by ignorance like 9/11 truthers. What is your problem? Why will we never know?

 

[Z]

Look I am a Cincinnatian. Living in the "mistake on the lake" is Mass Murder.


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Well, on the one hand, I'd like to apologize on behalf of my fellow Cincinnatians for g4, but on the other, in the four years I've lived here, I have to say it's something in the water here that makes people act like him. I can feel myself growing less skeptical with every passing year.

Probably has a lot to do with seeing 'Who dey' painted on every available surface. If that doesn't kill brain cells, nothing will.

 

[JonnyFive]

Well, on the one hand, I'd like to apologize on behalf of my fellow Cincinnatians for g4, but on the other, in the four years I've lived here, I have to say it's something in the water here that makes people act like him. I can feel myself growing less skeptical with every passing year.

Probably has a lot to do with seeing 'Who dey' painted on every available surface. If that doesn't kill brain cells, nothing will.

So... when can we expect to hear you ranting on about the "Joooooz?"

 

[Paulhoff]

'Who dey'

It's better than "Jesus saves at First Lincoln Bank".

Paul

 

[aggle-rithm]

Nah..Doc, anti-conspiracy theorists are united by their lack of courage and seeing others also lack it, they find encouragement and a sense of belonging under the guise of being intellectual. It feeds their ego, and places like this give them identity and purpose. They can NOT deviate away from loving their governments and leaders and fellow false skeptics as then they would lose thier reason for being, and so stick to the nothingness theories that nobody is tricky and nobody deceives anybody, and that no conspiracies exist.

Poor deluded false skeptics...Doc. haven;t you diagnosed this many times before. Doc, take off your rose colored glasses.

And yet these so-called "nothingness theories" are actually useful and beneficial to society, whereas you contribute nothing but carbon dioxide and various other waste products. Doesn't that tell you something?

 

[g4macdad]

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[g4macdad]

Well, on the one hand, I'd like to apologize on behalf of my fellow Cincinnatians for g4, but on the other, in the four years I've lived here, I have to say it's something in the water here that makes people act like him. I can feel myself growing less skeptical with every passing year.

Probably has a lot to do with seeing 'Who dey' painted on every available surface. If that doesn't kill brain cells, nothing will.

Hehe. I can't wait for our CREATION museum to be completed

Seems your claim that Christians are just the wacko minority might be becoming less and less true.

There's no need for you to get excited. You're just mad because you're not invited.

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[Z]

So... when can we expect to hear you ranting on about the "Joooooz?"

But I like the Joooooz. They make some damned fine food.

I'm against cultures that can't cook. So far I haven't really found any, outside of Americans in the Northeast - though they cook good seafood, so I can't even say that much.

That's the source of my prejudice - if your people or culture didn't contribute something tasty and scrumptious to the table, I hate you.

 

[Z]

Hehe. I can't wait for our CREATION museum to be completed

Seems your claim that Christians are just the wacko minority might be becoming less and less true.

There's no need for you to get excited. You're just mad because you're not invited.

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Luckily that's down in Kentucky... just up the street from the little chapel where Kentuckians can marry their uncles and sisters.

And actually I have an invitation, which I RSVP'd as being utterly uninterested in attending the opening ceremony. I even got a second note via email asking me to reconsider.

And it's hardly as offensive as the Plastic Half-Buried Jesus up the road from us - I snicker at that one every time I drive by it.

I'm so glad to see you Christians putting your densest, lowest-taste, lowest-education faces out for the world to see. People were laughing at the Plastic Jesus as far away as Japan. I can't wait to see how much laughter your little Creationland gets.

For my own part, I'll be happy to ignore it completely.

ETA: And I never said those Whacko Christians were a minority. Whacko, yes. Minority, no.

Stupidity has been in the majority since around 800 BC. Maybe even earlier.

 

[g4macdad]

Luckily that's down in Kentucky... just up the street from the little chapel where Kentuckians can marry their uncles and sisters.

And actually I have an invitation, which I RSVP'd as being utterly uninterested in attending the opening ceremony. I even got a second note via email asking me to reconsider.

And it's hardly as offensive as the Plastic Half-Buried Jesus up the road from us - I snicker at that one every time I drive by it.

I'm so glad to see you Christians putting your densest, lowest-taste, lowest-education faces out for the world to see. People were laughing at the Plastic Jesus as far away as Japan. I can't wait to see how much laughter your little Creationland gets.

For my own part, I'll be happy to ignore it completely.

ETA: And I never said those Whacko Christians were a minority. Whacko, yes. Minority, no.

Stupidity has been in the majority since around 800 BC. Maybe even earlier.

That would be the Solid Rock Church. I like that statue, and so do my kids. Jesus is a very positive role model for them.
I also have all of the CD's from their choir. Thats the best real Soul Music I have ever heard. Although the pastors like to mix neo-con politics into their sermon so I don't attend.

You should try not to insult people. We all have flaws. Laughing at others religions is not what this country was founded on. Show some maturity and some respect, please.

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[Foster Zygote]

Nah..Doc, anti-conspiracy theorists are united by their lack of courage and seeing others also lack it, they find encouragement and a sense of belonging under the guise of being intellectual. It feeds their ego, and places like this give them identity and purpose. They can NOT deviate away from loving their governments and leaders and fellow false skeptics as then they would lose thier reason for being, and so stick to the nothingness theories that nobody is tricky and nobody deceives anybody, and that no conspiracies exist.

Poor deluded false skeptics...Doc. haven;t you diagnosed this many times before. Doc, take off your rose colored glasses.

I realize that you are currently suspended, but when you get back, since you've raised the issue of courage, perhaps you might find the courage to tell us why you changed the dates of your end times prophecy time-line?

 

[NeoRicen]

I'd just like to discuss the meaning of 'skeptic'. In terms of the general skeptical community etc. I don't see the definition of 'doubt' as accurate. It implies skeptics doubt everything all the time, when in reality skeptics are willing to accept things given proper evidence.

So that's just my two cents, the 'someone who doubts' definition is misleading and overly simple, plus CTers and Creationists etc. can all claim they fit that definition.

 

[g4macdad]

I'd just like to discuss the meaning of 'skeptic'. In terms of the general skeptical community etc. I don't see the definition of 'doubt' as accurate. It implies skeptics doubt everything all the time, when in reality skeptics are willing to accept things given proper evidence.

So that's just my two cents, the 'someone who doubts' definition is misleading and overly simple, plus CTers and Creationists etc. can all claim they fit that definition.

Are CTers and Creationists over simplified?

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[JonnyFive]

I'm against cultures that can't cook. So far I haven't really found any, outside of Americans in the Northeast - though they cook good seafood, so I can't even say that much.

Damn straight we do! We also make really good pizza. And everything else.

Although, to be fair, that mostly comes from absorbing other cultures and their associated food-related skills. We're like the culinary equivalent of the Borg.

 

[Z]

"We are da Yanks. Youse will be assillimated. Resistance is delicious."

 

[Paulhoff]

Jesus is a very positive role model for them.

But he is dead and how can't say anything wrong and or do anything wrong, he isn't a real life person and no one can live up to that.

Paul



And that causes problems for many people when they can't live up to that.