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rgbecker

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5. UGH, I think you are missing the point.

Reply to xfundy (Reply #4)

Sat May 5, 2012, 07:32 AM

May 2012

Saras says there is no "belief" necessary as the fact of global climate change is a fact. No one is walking around saying they "Believe" in gravity, the fact that the earth circles the sun or that human life is dependent on Oxygen. On the other hand Saras states that it requires at least a little faith to think that Teddy bears will make all things better. Myself, I know for a fact, that Teddy bears do indeed make all things better....just look around you!

Nice billboard idea, xfundy.

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My answer to "Heartland.org's" lying outdoor board [View all] xfundy May 2012 OP

I gotta rec that one. Oh, for the money to put those up all over the Repuke Nation. NBachers May 2012 #1

I don't NEED to "believe" in global warming. The data is abundant and unquestionable. saras May 2012 #2

So if you don't "believe" it based on the evidence... eqfan592 May 2012 #3

I have a contingent, informed opinion, that can be altered by future evidence. saras May 2012 #6

The headline is from the original ad. xfundy May 2012 #4

UGH, I think you are missing the point. rgbecker May 2012 #5