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megaman79 on 19 February 2010
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sguy78 said:
megaman79 said:
sguy78 said:

 Tell me how my facts are wrong. Your arguments have been based on "science" that is proving to be made up based on political grounds.

If thats the case why do many conservative prime ministers and presidents support climate change science? In my view, it is only political because the republicans refuse to support ANY view of the democrats, and Obama.

Even when he has sold out far left values on Nuclear, to give more middle ground, they still don't support him. Well thats according to conservative media, who obviously reflect ALL right views on ALL issues.

If you knew anything about the American Media, you would know that the vast majority of them are left wing propagandists, and follow the left blindly to whatever means. I'm no expert on Eurpoean politics, but from what I can gather, for the most part, it is far more left leaning than in my country. I highly doubt those right leaning politicians woud be considered right leaning in the U.S. If you knew anything about all the crap Obama was forcing down our throats, and knew anything about our Constitution, you shouldn't question why Republicans are trying to stop his radical policies at every turn.

Oh you mean continuing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, continuing interegation practices, continuing unconstitutional wiretaps and things like that.

Yea, sounds like continuing 90% of the things the republicans did makes him an extreme liberal in your view.



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