FirmhandKY -> RE: What planet is Sen. James Inhofe, R-Oklahoma, who calls global warming the biggest hoax ever per (3/23/2007 3:23:53 PM)
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ORIGINAL: puella Contrary to what you may believe FirmhandKY, I am entitled to an opinion, and gave mine. You don't like it.. oh well. This Senator also happens to be anti-gay outside the issue of marriage and openly will not hire them. I happen to think that is wrong and bigoted. I also think that his quoting the bible passages whas a bit much on the floor of the Senate... separation of church and state and all that silliness... I had no doubt that if I had posted it, you would try to parse it negatively, regardless... that is not a problem, more accurately, it is amusing. No biggie [:D] puella (may I call you "dear girl"? No? Darn! [:D]), I fully respect your right to your opinion, believe it or not. What I take exception too - with you and others - is the attempt to justify and perpetuate an opinion as fact, when you can't support it, or when you attempt to use false logic, questionable supporting facts, inconclusive evidence and devious techniques to proselytize your views. I've told you before that I think you are an intelligent person (opinion). I also think that you let your emotions drive your interpretation of "facts" more than you should (another opinion). If you ever come to agree with this point - and start to improve your debating techniques based on that insight - I believe you'll be a tough nut to crack, rhetorically. Some people are born skeptics. Others become skeptics. I became a skeptic a long time ago, and if it were important, and someone claimed the sky was blue, I'd go check myself to confirm the truth. And then ask for a second opinion. It's stood me in good stead over the years. You can also be a skeptic, and not become a cynic. It's a fine line at times, but a place well worth getting to. Maybe, one day you'll get there as well. Wishing you only the best ... FirmKY
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